
-2-
Blade
Liner case
Liner
Oil
Main shaft
Torque-generating seal portion
Torque-generating seal
portion
Liner case
Main shaft
Oil
Before torque
generation
There is no pressure
difference, and only
the liner casing and
liner rotate.
Torque generation
The torque-generating seal portion of
the main shaft matches that of the liner.
Four chambers of different pressure are
formed. High pressure works on the
blade and causes the main shaft to
rotate. This action generates torque.
After torque
generation
There is no pressure
difference, and only the
liner casing and liner
rotate.
Motor rotation
The torque-generating seal portion of
the main shaft does not match that of
the liner (see 3 ).
There is no pressure difference, and
only the liner casing and liner rotate.
• Impact mechanism of oil pulse driver
Quiet: 75 dB
While the impact mechanism of a conventional impact driver generates impact force by striking iron pieces
for impact driving, an oil pulse driver generates high impact force by applying motor rotational force to an oil
pulse section (in an oil pressure mechanism), thereby increasing oil pressure in the section and using this
force for tightening screws. The oil pulse driver is much quieter than the impact driver since it does not
strike iron pieces to generate force.
<Noise when tightening H/L sharp point screw (ø 5.3 x 120mm) into cedar lumber>
Manufacturer Voltage Model
60 70 80 90 100 (dB)
14.4 V WP 14DSL 75
12.0 V WP 12DM 70HITACHI
14.4 V WH 14DSL 84
M
14.4 V
75
As shown in operations 1 , 2 , 3 , and 4 above, this mechanism generates one torque per revolution of
the main shaft (one impact per revolution).
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