Rotary Hammer Hikoki DH1826DCWPZ, 18V, 3.2 J Impact Energy, 2x5.0Ah Li-ion, Brushless, 13mm Chuck

The Hikoki DH1826DCWPZ is an 18V rotary hammer engineered for portable impact drilling and light chiselling tasks. With a rated impact energy of 3.2 J and a brushless motor, this kit is supplied with two 5.0 Ah lithium‑ion batteries and a 13 mm chuck designed for secure bit mounting and HitSystem compatibility. The tool combines cordless convenience with performance suitable for construction, installation and renovation work where portability and reliable impact drilling are required.

Advantages

The brushless motor improves efficiency and reduces maintenance compared with brushed designs, offering longer runtime and extended tool life. Supplied with two high‑capacity 5.0 Ah lithium‑ion batteries, the kit ensures sustained operation on medium‑duty jobs without frequent recharging. The 13 mm chuck and HitSystem compatibility provide reliable bit retention and quick bit changes, while the 3.2 J impact energy delivers sufficient per‑blow force for drilling into concrete, masonry and other common building materials. Compact cordless design enhances mobility on sites without immediate access to mains power.

Suitable for

• Impact drilling into concrete, brick and masonry
• Light chiselling and removal of tiles or mortar
• Installation tasks such as anchoring, fixing and conduit routing
• Renovation work where a portable cordless rotary hammer is required

Key specifications

• Rated impact energy: 3.2 J
• Voltage: 18 V
• Motor type: Brushless
• Battery capacity (kit): Two 5.0 Ah lithium‑ion batteries
• Chuck size/type: 13 mm, HitSystem compatible
• Functions: Impact drilling and light chiselling
• Power source: Cordless battery powered

How to use

Charge both lithium‑ion batteries fully before first use and install one battery into the tool until it locks in place. Select an appropriate SDS‑compatible or 13 mm shank drill bit compatible with HitSystem mounting and secure it in the chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. For drilling, set the tool to the impact drilling mode; for chiselling, select the chisel mode and orient the accessory as required. Start drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed and pressure as appropriate while allowing the tool to do the work. Replace or charge batteries as needed during extended use and always switch the tool off and remove the battery before changing accessories.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust masks when working with masonry or concrete. For best results on reinforced concrete, use a carbide‑tipped drill and apply steady, moderate pressure. Store batteries in a cool, dry place and follow the manufacturer’s charging guidelines to preserve battery life.