6.0-amp motor with speeds ranging from 0-2,800 RPM to 0-44,800 BPM for the most demanding of applications.
Lightweight (4.3 lbs) and with a large drilling capacity up to 5/8 in concrete, this drill is a good choice.
Operation in two modes: Rotation Only and Hammering with Rotation for a variety of different applications.
The use of a soft grip handle increases worker comfort while on the job.
Brushes with a longer life span can perform more work between service intervals and cause less downtime.
For continuous use, a lock-on button has been recessed.
Construction with all-ball bearings for longer tool life Product Descriptio.
hammer drill kit with 1/2-inch chuck, no-load RPM 0-2800, blows per minute 0-44, 800; amps @120V 6; reversing; cord 6.6; drill Chuck Type keyless; variable speed; bearings ball; tool length 11.9 in; tool weight 5 lb; includes side handle; depth gauge; case; from the manufacturer.
This Makita Hammer Drill is lightweight (3.7 lbs.) and has a large drilling capacity, capable of drilling up to 5/8-inch holes in concrete with ease. Longer tool life is ensured by the use of ball bearings. Large two-finger trigger switch with a swivel side handle that can be rotated 360 degrees for increased maneuverability. Comfort grip with rubberized surface for improved comfort, control, and reduced operator fatigue. True variable speed for a smooth start-up and controlled operation. In-line design that is ergonomic. With this Makita model, you’ll also get a carrying case.
This was the very first drill I ever purchased. I purchased this because I anticipate the need to drill through masonry or brick. Like butter, this thing slicked through the brick with ease. I was able to drill the hole to the depth I required in a matter of seconds. It can also be used as a standard screwdriver. Despite the fact that its size can be intimidating, it is necessary due to the immense amount of power it possesses. Despite the fact that it is a two-handed tool, I was able to complete the task with one hand.
