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 Brand:
Hitachi
Products
Descriptions: Cordless & Traditional
Power Tools, Drills Grinders, Saws
Company
Info: Nothing shortens the lifespan of a tool faster than vibration. Hitachi
addressed this common problem by developing a patented technology called IDI
(Internal Double Insulation). This technology is incorporated to ensure that
Hitachi Power Tools outlast the competition and exceed expectations.
In the world of power tools today, it is common to find companies that
produce tools using similar materials and processes in order to come to market
quickly and most cost effectively. As a result, you find similar tool offerings
with very little distinction aside from tool color and brand recognition.
That is the case with most companies. Hitachi is not most companies.
Tracing back to our roots, you learn that Hitachi’s founder Namihei Odaira
passionately believed that he would create a company that would make some of
the highest quality products in the world and also contribute to the further
advancement of society by autonomously developing technology. This belief has
persisted throughout decades at Hitachi. It is what inspires us to continually
make improvements to our tools that will benefit their longevity and
reliability.
An example of this technological advancement can be seen with Hitachi’s
patented IDI (Internal Double Insulation) technology. Formerly, power tools
were designed with metal bodies in order to add durability. They did just that,
however they were also extremely dangerous, often shocking users. The common
resolution in the power tool industry was to produce the housing out of
plastic, which proved much safer, but less durable and less resistant to
vibration. For Hitachi, that was not the appropriate solution. We wanted to
have the durability characteristic of a metal housing, with the safety features
of plastic. So IDI was born. The technology incorporates an aggressively
designed aluminum housing that is intertwined with an injection molded inner
nylon core providing the durability of metal body tools, with the double
insulation characteristics of today’s tools with plastic housings. IDI
technology dramatically increases the tool life by combining the positive
characteristics of both metal and plastic into one tool. Vibration is less
wearing on the tool and overall safety and reliability are significantly
improved.
IDI Technology is being designed into Hitachi Power Tools. Currently, the
G18MR and G23MR Grinders, DH40MR Rotary Hammer, and a host of other power tools
feature this technology. They will outlast any competitive tool and exceed the
user’s expectations each time.
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