Electric (AC) Performance without the Cord

The MULTI VOLT DH36DMA cordless rotary hammer is our first SDS-max cordless rotary hammer that uses the high-power
BSL36B18
MULTI VOLT battery and a brushless motor. It delivers a drilling speed and demolition performance comparable to its corded
counterpart.

Drilling Speed*

Speed of the DH40MC rotary hammer indexed at 100.

When drilling a Ø25mm hole into concrete with compressive strength of 2,352N/cm² (240kgf/cm²).

• Demolition Performance*

When demolishing concrete with a compressive strength of 2,352N/cm² (240kgf/cm²).

• Runtime per Charge*(with BSL36B18 battery)

Approx. 25 Holes (Drilled in Ø25x60L Concrete)
Approx. 11 Min. (Equivalent to 26kg Concrete Breaking)

• Values shown are for reference purposes and may vary according to the workpiece materials and other operating conditions.

Robust Looks

With part of its aluminum die-cast cylinder case and crank case
exposed, the DH36DMA looks robust and sophisticated.

Ease of Use

One-push Bit Mounting

Only one action instead of the conventional two is required to mount a bit. All that needs to be done is to insert the bit into
the tool holder while turning it.

Large Change Lever

Large change lever is located on top of the tool body for easy visibility and smooth mode changing.

 Hammering (for demolition)
 Neutral (for multiple bit-angle settings)
 Rotation + Hammering (for drilling)

Multiple Bit-angle Settings

The chisel can be rotated at 12 different angles with the change lever positioned at 'neutral'.

• Low Vibration Handle

The HiKOKI low vibration handle, which consists of the upper unit with rubber dampers and the lower unit with a hinge,
reduces vibration and user fatigue, offering high productivity.

Constant Speed Control with Variable Speed

Four-step impact rates between 1,420bpm and 2,860bpm can be selected by the rotation speed selector switch.

Display Lamp
RPG	260	340	410	590
BPM	1,420	1,850	2,240	2,860

Safety

• Battery Stopper

A battery stopper helps prevent the battery from accidentally falling out of the tool. The battery cannot be removed
unless both the stopper and the battery latches are released.



Reactive Force Control  (RFC)

When the tool bit is suddenly overburdened during operation, the slip clutch disengages the gears or the tool's built-in
controller stops the motor's output before the entire tool jerks.