2.1 ft.Lbs./2.9 J. of impact energy is delivered by the powerful 8 amp motor, allowing it to handle even the most demanding applications.
When a counterweight is moved in the opposite direction of the drive, anti-vibration technology (AVT) reduces vibration significantly. PISTO.
It is designed with an integrated damper spring at the base of the impact bolt to absorb impact vibrations caused by the drilling bit.
The recessed hammer function selector is located below the gear housing, which increases the durability.
An engineered torque limiting clutch is designed to prevent gear damage by automatically disengaging gears if the bit becomes stuck in the clutch.
The powerful 8 AMP motor generates 2.1 ft.lbs. of impact energy, which is sufficient for even the most demanding applications.
An internal counterbalance system, known as Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT), is used to significantly reduce vibration.
Only the tool is used in this style.
When it comes to anti-vibration technology (AVT), the Makita 1″ AVT rotary hammer (model HR2641, with D-handle) stands out because it has an internal counterbalance system that reduces vibration by a significant amount. A variety of applications, including overhead drilling, benefit from the HR2641’s combination of performance and power combined with reduced vibration in a compact package size. The HR2641 is equipped with an 8-amp motor that generates 2.9 Joules (2.1 ft.Lb.) of impact energy, allowing it to handle even the most demanding tasks. A variety of applications can be served by the three-mode operation, which includes “rotation only,” “hammering with rotation,” and “chipping only. For improved durability, the hammer-function selector is located below the gear housing and can be used to quickly switch between modes. With its ergonomic D-shaped handle and rubberized soft grip, this tool increases operator comfort while working. It also has a retractable tool hook that allows the tool to be secured to studs, ladders, and railings when it isn’t in use. The HR2641 is designed to be used for a variety of tasks such as overhead drilling into concrete, wood, and metal, removing tile, and other tasks. It is ideal for a variety of tradespeople, including masons, plumbers, electricians, sprinkler installers, city maintenance crews, and general contractors, who are looking for the best-in-class 1” rotary hammer on the market today.
This is an outstanding hammer drill. My research was extensive, and I even experimented with two other brands before settling on this particular one. It has a lot of power and the right features to make it simple to use. I like it a lot. Aside from the fact that Makita is a well-known brand with high-quality products, there are two aspects of this hammer drill that I particularly appreciate. The trigger lock is the first step. I used a different brand of hammer drill that did not have a trigger lock to pull up tile in a 40 square foot bathroom that was on the small side. I was sore for several days after finishing because my trigger fingers (yes, I had to use multiple fingers to keep going) were sore after finishing. I vowed to myself that I would never again use a hammer drill without a trigger lock. The second dial is for the drill/hammer. Another hammer drill that I used on the same tile demo project had the dial on the left side of the body, which was exactly where I wanted to put my hand to hold the drill when not using the detachable side handle when using the drill. After a while, the dial would be gradually pushed out of lock position, allowing the chisel to rotate, necessitating my stopping, repositioning the chisel, turning the dial back to lock, and continuing to work until it happened again. Because the dial is located at the bottom of the body, it is out of the way for users of both right and left handed orientations. Overall, this is something I would strongly recommend to anyone.
