Hikoki36V Cordless 1/4 Inch Impact Driver
R2,999
About
This Hikoki 36V Impact Driver ensures high-speed fastening and consistency for all relevant tasks. The high-efficiency brushless motor insures high performance. This performance is maintained even as the battery drains.
Product Features
- High-performance impact driver with high-efficiency brushless motor
- Consistent driving throughout battery charge with minimal speed loss
- High-power brushless motor with a maximum tightening torque of 210Nm (hard)
- IP56 rating for dust resistance & waterproofing
- Triple hammer mechanism: three anvils for higher power and extended life
- 4-mode speed selection for a variety of jobs
- Electric brake
- 3-mode LED work light:
- always on
- automatic
- always off
- Soft grip handle
- Forward & reverse switch
- The side hook can be fitted on the right or left
- Driver bit not included
Product Specifications
- Bit holder: 6.35mm
- Capacity
- Ordinary bolt: M5 - M18
- HT bolt: M5 - M14
- Machine screw: 4-10mm
- No-load Speed 0-2900/min
- Impact Rate 0-4100/min
- Max Torque 210Nm
- Length 127mm
- Battery and charger are not included
- Dimensions: 16.2(L) x 39.2(W) x 29.5(H)cm
- Weight 2.90
- Warranty: 1 year
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