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This carbon brush set is specially designed for use with a variety of Hitachi power tools. It is an authentic replacement part that is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer. Carbon brushes play an important role because they conduct electricity in an electric motor. When replacing carbon brushes, be sure to also inspect your armature for burns, cracks, or other damage which indicates a larger motor problem. This set includes two carbon brushes with lead wires and springs attached. Please note, the brush holders are sold separately.

Hitachi Power Tools will be known as Metabo HPT from starting October 17th, 2018 as the company transitions away from the rest of the Hitachi group. Back in 2017, Hitachi bought out Metabo to bring the German manufacturer on board. Shortly after, investment firm KKR purchased the power tool division of Hitachi.

In a nutshell, Metabo HPT is just a different name and nothing else. The tools are the same, the warranty is the same, the batteries are the same. Batteries like the Hitachi MultiVolt will work in Metabo HPT MultiVolt tools. Hitachi 18V batteries will work in Metabo HPT 18V tools and vice versa. It really is just a change in name and nothing else. You’ll see the same packaging and color scheme to go along with the name.

When KKR bought Hitachi, we wondered if a name change would be coming. Licensing a known name following a purchase like this can be cost prohibitive. And it is. With somewhere around $500 million in sales expected for 2018, Metabo HPT doesn’t have the same kind of presence as Makita, TTI (Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, etc), or Stanley Black & Decker (DeWalt, Stanley, Proto, MAC Tools, etc.).

At least not yet. Breaking away from the Hitachi group actually affords the company freedom in tool development and marketing they haven’t had before. We saw it with the Triple Hammer impact driver that clearly marked a change in Hitachi’s cordless performance. Each tool since then seems to have a marked improvement over the last generation. Expect that trend to continue as Hitachi looks toward innovation that packs more power in smaller packages like their AC Brushless rotary hammer lineup.

One other change you’ll notice is the brand’s tagline. “Inspire the Next” will move from a sort of vague philosophical statement to “Durability First” as they focus on what their tools aim to be.

To sum up the entire rebranding quickly, it’s a matter of new name, more freedom to innovate, the same tools, cordless compatibility, and warranty. There’s nothing to be afraid of whether you’re a current Hitachi or future Metabo HPT user.

Koki Holdings Co. Ltd. is a leading power/air tool manufacturer based in Japan. Our company name changed in June 2018 from Hitachi Koki Co. Ltd. to Koki Holdings Co. Ltd. Our primary power tool brand HITACHI was also renamed HiKOKI in October that same year.

We own multiple global brands including HiKOKI, Metabo, MetaboHPT, CARAT, and Sankyo Diamond. We are constantly committed to offering our customers high performance products that meet their needs through industry-leading technology and development capabilities bolstered by our history of more than a century of innovation in power tools.

Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd. was founded as a manufacturer of coal mining machinery and equipment as well as electric power tools, with a capital of ¥30 million.

The company received the Electrical Science and Engineering Promotion Award (formerly called the OHM Technology Award) for its power control and charge control technology for more compact and resource-saving power tools.

The company acquired shares from Markt & Co. AS (currently known as Hikoki Power Tools Norway AS) and Sankyo Diamond Industrial Co., Ltd, thereby making them subsidiaries.

The company received the Electrical Science and Engineering Promotion Award (formerly called the OHM Technology Award)—for the second consecutive year—for its contribution to the spread of lithium–ion battery-powered power tools through the development of multiplex protection circuit technology.

Since their beginning, Hitachi has been an integral part of the power tool industry. Manufacturing power tool replacement parts with only the finest raw materials Hitachi parts are designed to keep your tools running better, and running better for an impressively long time. You see, Hitachi has built itself atop a standard of excellence and since their humble beginnings in 1948, they have not once deviated from that standard.