Three shelf roles
Separate home-use DK drills, mixed-use PT drills and the TF350 three-function offer.
CHANNEL SOLUTIONS / SUPERMARKETS & RETAIL CHAINSA coherent shelf.
A coherent shelf.
Across every store.
Plan a focused tool and accessory range for supermarket buyers and retail chains. Connect assortment, shelf information, packaging and replenishment before rollout.
Plan around the customer’s actual work.
Repeatable store setup
Plan category labels, series grouping, display positions and compatible battery placement.
Range consistency
Keep model, packaging, manual and replenishment references consistent across branches.
Nine models. Three clear shelf roles.
DK02 and DK03 anchor home use. PT12 / PT12-1, PT05 / PT05-1 and PT06 / PT06-1 extend the mixed home-and-commercial choice. TF350 adds a three-function demonstration offer.
DK02
DK02 · Home-use shelf
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
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DK03
DK03 · Home-use shelf
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
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PT12
PT12 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
View PT12 →PT12-1
PT12-1 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
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TF350
TF350 · Three-function feature
A distinct wrench, compatible-bit drilling and screwdriving offer. Explain its connections and exact kit contents alongside the drill assortment.
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PT05
PT05 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
View PT05 →PT05-1
PT05-1 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
View PT05-1 →PT06
PT06 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
View PT06 →PT06-1
PT06-1 · Home & commercial choice
Compare the exact model specifications and define the battery, charger and accessory configuration for the order.
View PT06-1 →Select exact specifications and quantities for the order. This shortlist is a planning route, not a fixed kit or a guarantee of suitability for every task.
Choose the configuration before the quantity.
| Buying situation | Selection direction | Record before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Compact shelf space | Prioritize distinct tool roles and useful accessories | Display dimensions, boxed-stock space and number of visible variants. |
| Multi-store rollout | Create a common SKU and presentation specification | Category labels, series identity, pack images and launch quantities by location. |
| Recurring consumable sales | Give bits and supported spare packs their own positions | Reference codes, replenishment units and model compatibility. |
RETAIL STANDARDIZATION
Plan the shelf and the information.
The terminal handbook specifies same-series grouping, hero SKU placement and batteries / chargers alongside the tool system. Category labels and specification highlights help make the selection visible.
Opening materials can include posters, brochures, warranty cards and shopping bags. Record the required quantities and design approvals as part of the launch plan.
Explore retail execution →Prepare these four order details.
Store network
Record country, store count, format and the planned rollout stages.
Space & assortment
Provide shelf dimensions, tool positions, accessory space and storage needs.
Packaging information
Agree local-language labels, barcode records, specifications and kit images.
Replenishment plan
Separate opening quantities from repeat orders for batteries and consumables.
Before you place an order.
Can the same plan work in every store?
Use one brand and information standard, then adapt the assortment and fixture quantities to each format. Special brand applications require approval under the handbook.
Is private label a separate project?
Yes. Use the OEM route to define the branding and packaging scope; do not mix an own-brand brief with GEAKITA authorized retail execution.
YOUR PROCUREMENT BRIEFSpecify the range.
Specify the range.
Start a useful conversation.
Choose your channel and list the jobs your customers need to complete. Include quantities and configurations so the discussion can move from a category to a workable order.
Submit your requirements to GEAKITA. You will receive a reference number after successful submission.