Hikoki Cordless Reciprocating Saw CR18DBLW4 — Brushless, 18V, 2500 spm, 32 mm stroke, 120 mm wood cut

The Hikoki Cordless Reciprocating Saw CR18DBLW4 is a battery-powered sabre saw designed for demolition, pruning and general construction tasks where portability and reliable cutting performance are required. Equipped with a brushless motor and compatible with an 18 V battery platform, this reciprocating saw delivers up to 2,500 strokes per minute and a 32 mm stroke length, producing a maximum wood cutting depth of 120 mm. With a compact depth of 435 mm and a weight of 2.72 kg, it is engineered to balance power and maneuverability for a variety of on-site jobs.

Advantages

The brushless motor improves energy efficiency and reduces maintenance compared with brushed designs, extending runtime per battery charge. High stroke rate and 32 mm stroke length combine to provide fast cutting progress in wood and other materials. The tool's compact dimensions and moderate weight support use in overhead or confined-space applications while reducing operator fatigue during prolonged tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough cutting in renovation and construction
• Pruning and cutting of branches and landscaping work
• Plumbing and removal of pipe sections or fittings
• Cutting timber, dimensional lumber and framing materials up to 120 mm depth
• On-site repair and maintenance where cordless portability is required

Key specifications

• Power system: 18 V battery (brushless motor)
• Stroke rate: up to 2,500 strokes per minute
• Stroke length: 32 mm
• Maximum wood cutting depth: 120 mm
• Weight: 2.72 kg (without battery)
• Overall depth (tool length): 435 mm

How to use

Install a compatible reciprocating saw blade suited to the material you intend to cut and ensure the battery is fully charged. Hold the saw with both hands, position the blade on the cutting line, and start the tool while applying steady forward pressure without forcing the blade. Adjust cutting speed by managing feed pressure and, where applicable, using any variable-speed control. Allow the blade to complete strokes without lateral bending; replace blades that show wear or damage to maintain cutting efficiency and safety.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and ear protection, gloves and dust masks. For prolonged work, rotate tasks or take breaks to reduce fatigue. Select blade types (tooth profile and material) matched to wood, metal or mixed-material cutting for optimal performance and longer blade life.