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HiKOKI P20SF 240V 620W 82mm Planer (Carry Case)

2.7kg240V3-year warranty

A 620W 240V corded 82mm planer taking up to 2.6mm per pass, with stepless depth adjustment and a 9mm rebate depth. Supplied in a carry case with a guide fence and dust adapter.

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2.6mm
Max depth per pass
9mm
Max rebate depth
620W
Power input
2.7kg
Weight

Where it sits among 82mm planers

Scaled against the 30 planers that plane 82mm wide we list, so other sizes aren't in the mix. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Max depth per pass2.6mm
1.5mm lowestBosch Green PHO 1500highest 4mmMakita KP0810
Max rebate depth9mm
8mm lowestBosch Green PHO 1500highest 25mmFestool HLC 82
Power input620W
500W lowestMakita M1901highest 1,050WMakita KP0810C
Weight2.7kg
2.2kg lightestBosch GHO 18V-20heaviest 4.2kgFestool HL 850
Compare it with: + Festool HL 850 + Bosch GHO 26-82 D + DeWalt D26500 + Einhell TC-PL 750

Full specs

From HiKOKI's own documentation. Checked 03/10/2026. Report a spec error ›

Planing

Planing width82 mm
Max depth per pass2.6 mm
Max rebate depth9 mm
Depth adjustmentStepless
No-load speed17,000 rpm
Blades2 reversible TCT blades (82mm)
Blade formatStandard 82mm blades

Features & In the Box

Parking shoe✓ Yes
Fence in the box✓ Yes

Power & Motor

Voltage240V
Power input620 W

Physical & Build

Weight2.7 kg
Case typeCarry case
Case modelBlow case
Case included✓ Yes
Noise level86 dB(A) LpA / 97 dB(A) LwA
Vibration (planing)2.3 m/s²

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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