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HiKOKI DV16V 110V 590W Corded Percussion Drill

1-speed1.5kg3-year warranty

110V 590W HiKOKI single-speed percussion drill. 0–2,900rpm, 13mm chuck, drills 16mm in concrete. 1.5kg, carry case.

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590W
Power input
2,900rpm
Max speed
16mm
Masonry
1.5kg
Weight

Where it sits among percussion drills

Against the 47 percussion drills we list. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Power input590W
320W lowestMakita HP0300highest 1,100WBosch GSB 21-2 RE
Max drilling, masonry16mm
8mm lowestMakita HP0300highest 24mmBosch GSB 21-2 RE
Max drilling, wood25mm
25mm lowestThis onehighest 40mmHiKOKI DV18V
Weight1.5kg
1.3kg lightestMakita HP0300heaviest 3kgHiKOKI DV20VD
Compare it with: + Bosch GSB 19-2 RE + Makita HP2050 + DeWalt DWD024 + Bosch Green UniversalImpact 730

Full specs

From HiKOKI's own documentation. Checked 26/09/2026. Report a spec error ›

Performance

Gears1
No-load speed0–2,900 rpm
Hammer function✓ Yes
Blows per minute46,400
Extractor auto-startYes, plugged into an auto-start extractor

Chuck & Drilling

Chuck size1.5–13mm
Max masonry16 mm
Max wood25 mm
Max steel13 mm

Power & Motor

Voltage110V
Power input590 W

Physical & Build

Weight1.5 kg
Case typeCarry case
Case included✓ Yes
Noise level93 dB(A) LpA / 104 dB(A) LwA
Vibration (drilling metal)5.5 m/s²
Vibration (hammer drilling)17.9 m/s²
The verdictOur take

The DV16V is HiKOKI's compact 590W percussion drill: single speed up to 2,900rpm, 16mm in concrete and a light 1.5kg. A tidy drill for lighter fixing work.

Warranty · 3yr

3 years on this toolHiKOKI's longer cover doesn't apply to this kind of tool, so there's nothing to register.

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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