HiKOKI announces free Multi Volt battery pack offer

HiKOKI announces free Multi Volt battery pack offer

HiKOKI Power Tools has announced an exciting free Multi Volt battery pack offer to its customers. From 1 January-31 March 2024, customers spending £300 including VAT or more on any HiKOKI cordless tools from an approved UK/ROI HiKOKI seller or dealer, can grab a cutting-edge BSL18A36 MV Battery Pack for free, subject to terms and conditions.…


HiKOKI Power Tools has announced an exciting free Multi Volt battery pack offer to its customers. From 1 January-31 March 2024, customers spending £300 including VAT or more on any HiKOKI cordless tools from an approved UK/ROI HiKOKI seller or dealer, can grab a cutting-edge BSL18A36 MV Battery Pack for free, subject to terms and conditions.

HiKOKI’s Multi Volt batteries can switch between 36V and 18V, in addition to providing the high power needed for heavy-duty tasks and can charge in just 32 minutes.

Compatible with all cordless HiKOKI Power Tools, the BSL18A36 MV Battery Pack ensures that professionals always have the right amount of power for the job, thereby reducing downtime and increasing productivity. Its rapid charging time and long-lasting power make it an essential addition to any toolkit.

All qualifying customers can complete the redemption form on the HiKOKI Power Tools website, where the terms and conditions can also be found.


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