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A. Yes. If you previously registered a tool or recently purchased a Hitachi power tool, this will still be covered under the existing warranty and the same terms and conditions apply.

A. Only 4.0Ah, 5.0Ah, 6.0Ah and Multi Volt Lithium-Ion batteries are included in the extended warranty scheme. Other types of batteries, chargers, carbon brushes, chucks, cases and standard accessories are covered by the standard warranty.

A. HiKOKI gas nailers NT65GB, NT65GS, NR90GC2, NR90GR2 and NC40G are not eligible for the extended warranty. They are covered by the standard 12 month warranty against manufacturing defects.

A. Warranty periods set by HiKOKI branches in other countries are decided by them based on their own criteria and are outside our control.

A. Only tools purchased in the UK/Northern Ireland are covered by the 3 year warranty. You should contact your supplier in the US regarding their warranty policy.

A. Every tool has a unique serial number that needs to be registered. However, the registration form enables you to add extra tool details, allowing you register every tool in a kit at the same time.

A. HiKOKI power tools are warranted to the original purchaser to be free from defect in materials and workmanship. The warranty does not cover items that HiKOKI Power Tools (UK) Ltd deem to be consumable, for example carbon brushes, batteries, battery chargers, chucks, accessories or toolbags/cases.

A. Contact the dealer where you purchased your tool. They will arrange to have it inspected either by an authorised HiKOKI service agent or the HiKOKI Power Tools service department. You will need to provide details of your extended year warranty registration and original proof of purchase.

A. The standard warranty period is 12 months from the day the tool was purchased. The extended warranty provides cover for a further 12 months (petrol tools) or 24 months (Li-Ion cordless) from this date.

A. No. If you completely exhaust the battery before recharging it, the cells will deteriorate faster, thus shortening the life of the battery. When the power of the tool becomes weaker, stop using the tool and recharge the battery.

A. 24mm.

A. Approximately 75 cuts of 50mm x 200mm SPF (spruce/pine/fir)

A. No. The design and specification of a drill motor is such that it is directly related to the maximum size of hole you can drill. Fitting a larger chuck would overload the motor and cause damage that would not be covered by any warranty.

A. The head height (height from the back of the gearbox to the end of the chuck) is 83mm.

A. 375mm.

A. Schnell Drilling System.

A. The stated length of Hitachi SDS-Plus and SDS-Max TCT drill bits is the overall length.

A. Yes. Fit the drill with an SDS short reach adapter (750453) and 13mm chuck (752058). This will allow rotary drilling to be carried out.

A. No. Whilst the speed of the smaller SDS-Plus machines may be sufficient, the wattage of the tools is far too low. The speed of the larger SDS-Max machines is too low for diamond drilling. However, a range of TCT core drills is available from your Hitachi distributor.

A. No. They are only suitable for cutting mild steel.

A. No. The speed of the CC14SF is far too high for this type of blade. Only suitable abrasive discs can be used.

A. No. For safety reasons the switch is of the lock-off type.

A. No. Only abrasive discs designed for metal cutting should be used. Cutting of stone or masonry could damage the machine.

A. The CM12Y will take both 20mm & 22mm bore discs.
For 22mm bore discs, fit washer B (silver) at the back with the collar facing outwards. Washer C (black) is fitted at the front.
For 20mm bore discs, fit washer C (black) at the back. Washer B (silver) is fitted at the front, collar facing outwards.

A. 40mm.

A. Non-adhesive with a 22mm bore size.

A. 5/16” UNF

A. The stated length of Hitachi reciprocating saw blades is the overall length.

A. The auxiliary support roller (309450) is adjustable from 50mm to approx 160mm.

A. No. These machines are for cutting wood products. The only exception is soft aluminium extrusion. This can be cut provided a fine tooth blade (at least 60 tooth) suitable for aluminium is used and the material is securely clamped.

A. 110V: 900W 230V: 2000W