This product is an 18V cordless impact driver drill that is maximum torque of 140Nm with 13mm chuck.
Equipped with a 22-stage clutch and drill mode, it can be used wood drill, steel drill, steel cores drill, masonry drill and tightening screws of various sizes.
In addition, the drastically downsized, RFC-equipped, and improved side handle improve workability.
Features:
Increased performance to a maximum torque of 140Nm makes heavy-load work much easier
Due to the highly durable design that is resistant to heat generation, it is difficult to stop even during continuous work
Reduce twisting of the driver drill with RFC (Reactive Force Control)
The side handle can be mounted in 11 different positions to improve workability
SPECIFICATIONS:
Voltage
18 V
Motor Type
Brushless
Switch type
Trigger
Drill chuck type
Keyless metal chuck
Chuck capacity
1.5 - 13 mm
Light
LED White
Clutch stages
22 (Torque 1.5 - 8.0 Nm)
Maximum Torque Hard Joint
140 Nm
Maximum Torque Soft Joint
70 Nm
No load speed - low
0 - 500 rpm
No load speed - high
0 - 2000 rpm
No load impact rate
0 - 30,000 ipm
Capacity: Brick & Masonry
22 mm
Capacity: Steel & Aluminium
16 mm
Capacity: Wood - hole saw
102 mm
Capacity: Wood - self feed bit
80 mm
Capacity: Small Machine Screw
M6
Capacity: Wood Screw
M12 x 100 mm
Dimensions (L x W x H)
190 x 267 x 89 mm
Weight (with Battery)
2.8 kg
HiKOKI 18V Brushless Impact Driver WH18DC(H4Z)
Features:
Compact and easy to use with a 114mm long in head length
Highly visible 3-LED lights to improve visibility of the work in a dark workplace
Triple hammer anvil reduces vibration and “cam-out�
5 tightening modes: Soft mode for small screws, Power mode for wood screws, Bolt mode for bolts, Bolt mode (single) for small bolts & Self drilling mode for self drilling screws
Conforming to IP56 (dust and water resistant)
Compatible with the HiKOKI MultiVolt and 18V slide batteries
SPECIFICATIONS:
Voltage
18 V
Motor Type
Brushless
Switch type
Variable speed trigger switch
Capacity - Small screw
4 - 10 mm
Capacity - Ordinary screw
5 - 18 mm
Capacity - High-tension bolt
5 - 14 mm
Capacity - Self drilling screw
3.5 - 6 mm
Maximum Tightening torque
210 Nm
No-load rotation speed - Soft
0 - 900 rpm
No-load rotation speed - Power
0 - 3,400 rpm
No-load rotation speed - Bolt
0 - 2,900 rpm
No-load rotation speed - Self-drilling screw
0 - 3,700 rpm
Impact rate - Soft
0 - 1,900 ipm
Impact rate - Power
0 - 4,000 ipm
Impact rate - Bolt
0 - 4,000 ipm
Impact rate - Self drilling screw
0 - 2,100 ipm
No-load sound pressure level
74.8 dB
Dimensions (L x H)
114 x 241 mm
Weight
1.6 kg
HIKOKI 18v Cordless 125mm Angle Grinder G18DSL2
Compact and lightweight design with exceptional overload durability.
Features:
Restart protection to minimise accidents
Motor overload protection
Slimline soft-grip handle
Excellent cutting and grinding performance
Easy to use in tight spaces
Well balanced design for easy use
Specifications:
Voltage: 18V
Motor Type: Fan cooled brushed motor
Capacity: 125mm
No Load Speed: 9,000(min-1)
Max Torque 1.6N.m
Grip Perimeter: 182mm
Type of Switch: Slide
Dimensions (L x H): 306mm x 118mm
Weight: 2.2kg
HiKOKI 18V 2 Way Worklight UB18DJL(L0Z)
Features:
Max illumination with 12 ultra bright white LED’s achieves impressive visibility on the jobsite
Long run time of up to 51 hours improving efficiency for less down time
Two mode function enables user to switch between torch and light mode
Adjustable head which pivots left-right 270 degrees in seven steps and up-down 180 degrees in five steps
Shoulder strap and hook for convenient portability and long term use
SPECIFICATIONS:
Voltage
18V
Illumination
Torch light: 6,000 Lx
Runtime
Torch light: Approx. 43 hrs High (12 LED)
HiKOKI 18V Blower & Vacuum Pack RB18DC(DS4Z)
Features:
Blower and vacuum functions
Variable speed control trigger allows air volume to be adjusted providing convenience for work in confined areas or where air volume adjustment is required
Vacuum with a dust bag
Grip Handle
SPECIFICATIONS:
Voltage
18 V
Air Volume
3.5 m³/min
Max Air Velocity
95 m/s
Vibration Level
2.0 m/s²
Sound Pressure Level
85 dB(A)
Weight
1.8 kg
HiKOKI 36V MultiVolt Battery A Slide Li-Ion (371750) BSL36A18
Features:
1,080W High Power Output
The MULTI VOLT Lithium-ion battery, paired with MULTI VOLT 36V tools, offers unprecedented cordless power over 1,000 W with its size and weight.
The MULTI VOLT battery is designed for full compatibility with the current 18V slide range, and automatically changes between 2 voltages, 36V 2.5Ah and 18V 5.0Ah, according to the tool used.
*Compatible with MULTI VOLT 36V tools only.
Remaining Battery Indicator - Displays the charging state in four stages.
Compact & Lightweight - The MULTI VOLT battery has almost the same size and weight of a 18V battery, and produces the power of a 36V.
Not compatible with the existing 36V products that are compatible with BSL3620, BSL3625, BSL3626 or BSL3660.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Voltage & Capacity
36V 2.5Ah and 18V 5.0Ah
Cooling System
Yes
Dimensions
116 x 69 x 76 mm
Charging Time
Approx. 32 mins (with UC18YSL3)
Compatible Products
All existing 18V slide-type tools MULTI VOLT 36V tools
Compatible Chargers
All chargers compatible with slide-type Lithium-ion batteries
HiKOKI 14.4 - 18V Li-Ion Rapid Cooling Charger with USB Port UC18YSL3(H0Z)
Features:
Cooling feature helps cool battery during charging or before charging commences to prevent battery overheating ensuring extended battery life
Preventative mechanism against charging a hot battery to extend battery life
3 way overcharge protection system to ensure battery is not overcharged
Two colour indicator light to indicate what stage of charging the battery is in
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OUT OF SYDNEY METRO
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Orders placed before 1pm on a business day will be processed within 1-3 hours. In the unusual event of a delay to the despatch of your order you will be contacted as soon as possible.
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*Please note that these estimated delivery times are estimates and are not guaranteed
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Direct Warehouse shipments might be delayed as we are relying on supplier warehouse to notify us
Can power tools be purchased from other countries?
Not recomended as the tool certification varies between different countries & in Australia tools require an Australian Compliance Approval number.
In Australia tools must be 240v power compliance.
Purchasing tools overseas will void your tool‘s warranty in Australia.
Can I plug my tool into a generator?
Yes you can.
Ensure that the generators constant out put is at least 30% more than the power tool you are running off it
If running more than one tool make sure combined tool wattage is less than the constant out put of the generator by at least 30%
Can power tools be purchased from other countries?
Not recomended as the tool certification varies between different countries & in Australia tools require an Australian Compliance Approval number.
Purchasing tools overseas will void your tool‘s warranty in Australia.
Tools from overseas can not be claimed on tax or depreciated over three years as they are not incurring GST
In then event of injury caused by tool your public liabilty insurance policy will be void.
What can I do to maintain my power tool?
Keep the tool relatively clean and free from debris.
Try to use a blow gun to blast any dust and fragments from the unit occasionaly.
Regularly check the carbon brushes if your tool has brushes, there are now tools that run on brushless technology Carbon brushes are a component in all power tools that wear with use, and should be replaced when they wear down to a marked point
Both carbon brushes should be replaced at the same time, and should be identical. Once they are replaced, run the tool with no load for 1 minute to ‘break in’ the brushes. Use accessories that are sharp & of a high quality grade to avoid extra load on tool.
Select the correct gear for the application to releave overloading tool.
Let the tool do the work without extra force.
What’s that burning smell?
If you encounter a burning smell when using a power tool of any sort, it means that the motor is being over loaded and is overheating. Specifically, the motor’s internal fan (air radiator) can’t cool the motor’s windings fast enough and their varnish coating begins to melt & burn. If you start to smell this ‘electrical burning smell’, withdraw the machine from the work but keep it running. This will enable the impeller fan to cool the motor’s windings.This smell is generally an indication that the tool isn’t being used correctly, or that it is attempting to perform a task that it isn’t capable of.
If this does occur & performance of the tool has changed please ensure you get the tool to our inhouse service department to completely check before more damage is caused.
How can I ensure I don’t overload my power tool?
Use the right tool for the job
Using one or more pilot drills
Taking smaller cuts and multiple passes over the material
Using cutting and cooling lubricants
Using quality, sharp accessories
Slowing down the speed or changing to a lower gear
Letting the power tool do the work and not forcing it
Regularly clearing wood chips, debris & swarf
My power tool isn’t functioning properly, what do I do?
If your tool is still under its warranty, then all you have to do is to take it back to our inhouse service department with your proof of purchase (Tax invoice), and we will assess it and give you a solution.
If it is not under warranty, then you can take it to a local service agent or our inhouse service department and they will give you a quote to repair it.
I have lost my power tool’s instruction manual. Where can I get a replacement?
Most suppliers will have a library of instruction manuals on their website available for you to download.
If you find these are not available online, call the manufacturer as they will have them.
If for some reason your not sure please always check instruction manual of tool or contact your nearest store for advice & assistance.
How do I get the best run time & life out of my cordless tools?
Always keep the battery’s contacts/terminals clean and from coming into contact with metal or moisture
Store the batteries in a cool, dry place & dont leave in sun for long periods(eg, on metal roof or rear of ute/truck)
Use accessories that are sharp & of a high quality grade to avoid extra load on cordless tool
Select the correct gear for the application to releave over current draw on batteries
Let the tool do the work without extra force
On Cordless Drills when tightening the chuck always use hand not machine to close the jaws
Can I use a different battery in my cordless tool?
Most cordless tool will only be able to operate off a single voltage, there are some tools that will run dual voltage please check your instruction manual before you attempt or call our customer service to check
Some Cordless tools can run on batteries with different capacities (amp-hour values). Note: if your tools are made to run on 3ah they might not run on a 1.5ah battery or it might prematurely wear the 1.5ah battery
Some manufacturers/brands do not change their style of battery fitment & are reverse compatible between battery chemistries (eg a Li-ion battery may be able to be fitted to a NiCd tool). If this is the case with your cordless tool, ensure your charger can charge the both battery types of chemistry.
How long will a battery’s charge last?
This will vary on many factors such as:the condition of the battery, the battery’s voltage & Amp Hour, speed ratings of the tool, the tool’s gearing, the application, the tools accessory and the efficiency of the cordless tool.
A good test is when you buy a new tool to fully charge the battery & time how long it takes to fully drain, so in the future you will be able to compare condition of battery to your test results
Can I leave my batteries on the charger when I’m not using them?
This isn’t a good idea & could harm the battery or charger.
On some charges it will overcharge the batteries after the nominal charging time has expired.
Always charge the batteries in a safe enviroment away from the chances of being bumped or dropped whilst charging
Can cordless tools be purchased from other countries?
Not recomended as the tool certification varies between different countries & in Australia tools require an Australian Compliance Approval number.
Purchasing tools overseas will void your tool‘s warranty in Australia.
Tools from overseas can not be claimed on tax or depreciated over three years as they are not incurring GST
In then event of injury caused by tool your public liabilty insurance policy will be void
Can I plug my charger into a generator?
Tool battery chargers should not be plugged into a generator.
If you have to make sure the generator is an Invertor Generator or Single Sign Wave Generator
There are some chargers available that can handle the surges in voltage and current that generators produce – If this is the case it will be specified by the charger’s manufacturer in the manual.
What can I do to maintain my cordless tool?
Keep the tool relatively clean and free from debris.
Try to use a blow gun to blast any dust and fragments from the unit occasionaly.
Regularly check the carbon brushes if your tool has brushes, there are now tools that run on brushless technology Carbon brushes are a component in all power tools that wear with use, and should be replaced when they wear down to a marked point
Both carbon brushes should be replaced at the same time, and should be identical. Once they are replaced, run the tool with no load for 1 minute to ‘break in’ the brushes.
Use accessories that are sharp & of a high quality grade to avoid extra load on cordless tool
Select the correct gear for the application to releave over current draw on batteries
Let the tool do the work without extra force
What’s that burning smell?
If you encounter a burning smell when using a power tool of any sort, it means that the motor is being over loaded and is overheating. Specifically, the motor’s internal fan (air radiator) can’t cool the motor’s windings fast enough and their varnish coating begins to melt & burn. If you start to smell this ‘electrical burning smell’, withdraw the machine from the work but keep it running. This will enable the impeller fan to cool the motor’s windings.
This smell is generally an indication that the tool isn’t being used correctly, or that it is attempting to perform a task that it isn’t capable of.
If this does occur & performance of the tool has changed please ensure you get the tool to our inhouse service department to completely check before more damage is caused
How can I ensure I don’t overload my cordless tool?
Using one or more pilot drills
Taking smaller cuts and multiple passes over the material
Using cutting and cooling lubricants
Using quality, sharp accessories
Slowing down the speed or changing to a lower gear
Letting the drill do the work and not forcing it
Regularly clearing wood chips, debris & swarf
My cordless tool isn’t functioning properly, what do I do?
If your tool is still under its warranty, then all you have to do is to take it back to our inhouse service department with your proof of purchase (Tax invoice), and we will assess it and give you a solution.
If it is not under warranty, then you can take it to a local service agent or our inhouse service department and they will give you a quote to repair it.
I have lost my cordless tool’s instruction manual. Where can I get a replacement?
Most suppliers will have a library of instruction manuals on their website available for you to download.
If you find these are not available online, call the manufacturer as they will have them
If for some reason your not sure please always check instruction manual of tool or contact your nearest store for advice & assistance.
Which types of tools use compressed air?
The most common air tools are paint sprayers, air wrenches, air sanders, nail guns and air drills.
What are the advantages of using air tools?
Air tools provide a lot more force than power tools driven by electric motors.
Air tools have fewer moving parts and no electric motor to wear out making them more durable than power tools or cordless tools.
Air tools can be used where tools creating spark can't such as service stations or other areas with highly flammable product enviroments
Their durability and simplicity make them ideal for extended use in large-scale construction projects and in commercial factory work applications.
What extra equipment do I need to use air tools?
To operate air tools, you will need a compressed air source, filtration and safety gear.
Ensure that air compressor has a filter & air regulator
Always wear goggles and any other safety gear specified by the air tool and air compressor safety instructions.
What can I do to maintain my air tool?
Run the air tool at the right pressure
Always have a clean air source by having the appropriate filtration to remove water from air lines
Oil air tools regurlarly with quality air tool oil as per instruction manual of tool
Use accessories that are sharp & of a high quality grade to avoid extra load on the air tool
How much air pressure is needed to operate an air tool?
Most air tools will need at least 70psi (pounds per square inch) to operate.
Most air tools will have markings or stickers on tool to stipulate max pressure
Always check the instructions that come with your air tools and adjust the air compressor to fit the specifications.
I have lost my air tool’s instruction manual. Where can I get a replacement?
Most suppliers will have a library of instruction manuals on their website available for you to download.
If you find these are not available online, call the manufacturer as they will have them
If for some reason your not sure please always check instruction manual of tool or contact your nearest store for advice & assistance.
