DN18DSL
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Angle Drills · HiKOKI 18V
HiKOKI DN18DSL 18V Compact Angle Drill (Body Only)
HiKOKI DN18DSL 18V compact angle drill: 12Nm, single speed 0–1,800rpm, 10mm keyless chuck, 1.2kg bare. Body only.
Where it sits among compact angle drills
Scaled against the 11 angle drills (compact right-angle) we list, so other sizes aren't in the mix. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.
Full specs
From HiKOKI's own documentation. Checked 01/10/2026. Report a spec error ›
Performance
What It Can Bore
Physical & Build
The HiKOKI DN18DSL is a brushed 18V compact angle drill, with a single speed of 1,800rpm, 12Nm and a 10mm keyless chuck, at 1.2kg bare. It drills 28mm in wood and 10mm in steel, with an LED and a mechanical slip clutch, and suits drilling and light screwing between joists and inside cabinets. We rate it a sensible access drill for HiKOKI 18V and MultiVolt owners; Makita's DDA351 is a touch lighter at 1.1kg, and DeWalt's DCD740 adds a second gear.
Powered by HiKOKI 18V · 10
All 10 batteries that fit this tool, smallest first. Kits and chargers ›
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Warranty · 3yr
HiKOKI's warranty covers manufacturing defects. Check the maker's site for the current terms.
Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.
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