Product Description

Hikoki/Hitachi DV36DA Combi Drill BL 36V Multi Volt Kit.

Enhanced Application Versatility

• Able to drill a large hole in siding / ALC / plywood with a hole saw or self-feed bit, which results in greatly increased versatility.

Max Capacity

Fastest in class*1 Drilling Speed

Time to Drill a Hole

• When drilling (in High Mode Drill Mode) into SPF 76mm in thickness with a Ø38mm auger bit.

*1. As of July 2017. Among cordless impact driver drills made by leading power tool manufacturers.( Surveyed by Koki Holdings.)
*2. Vs. the 18V DV18DBL2 cordless impact driver drill.

Significantly Prolonged Continuous Operation Time

Increasing the voltage of the Lithium-ion battery from 18V to 36V results in a slower temperature rise of the motor. Even when working continuously, the 36V MULTI VOLT tools are less likely to stop due to overheating than their 18V counterparts.

Motor Temp Rise under Constant Load

*Vs. the 18V DV18DBL2 cordless impact driver drill.

Significantly Prolonged Continuous Operation Time

• Drilling into Wood (in High Mode Drill Mode): Approx. 70 Holes (When drilling into SPF 76mm in thickness with a Ø38mm auger bit.)
• Drilling into Mortar (in High Mode Impact Mode): Approx. 120 Holes (When drilling 50mm deep holes into mortar with a Ø10 masonry drill bit)

*The runtime is for reference purposes. It depends on the workpiece material and operating conditions.

Just as Compact as 18V Tools

• The compact design with 204mm overall length provides excellent handling.

Double-Molded, Large Clutch Dial

• The dial is clearly readable, even when well used. It’s also easy to grip for better handling.

Reactive Force Control RFC

When the tool bit is suddenly overloaded during operation, the motor stops before the drill twists so as to minimize the danger of twisting the user’s arms.

Caution

Depending on operating conditions, Reactive Force Control may not work or may not provide the specified performance. Make sure that the workpiece is placed and supported properly, and that the main unit is held firmly during operation.