The powerful 10 AMP motor has 4.6 ft.lbs. of impact energy and can handle even the most difficult jobs.
“Hammering Only” or “Hammering with Rotation” are two different ways to use the tool.
A torque limiting clutch is designed to keep gears safe by disengaging gears if the bit gets stuck.
With a rubberized ergonomic soft grip, you get more comfort.
No hammering when the tool is idle helps it last longer.
A description of the style: Tool Onl.
Model HR4002 is a Makita 1-9/16″ Rotary Hammer with a powerful 10 Amp motor. It can do 2,500 BPM for the most demanding jobs. The HR4002 has a torque limiting clutch that is designed to keep gears safe by disengaging gears if the bit gets stuck. The “no hammering when idling” feature helps the tool last longer, and the handle has a soft grip for more comfort on the job.
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The new HR4002 rotary hammer is sleek, powerful, small, and ergonomically designed to make you more comfortable and help you work more quickly at the same time. A powerful 10 AMP motor, a no hammering option, a soft grip to help your comfort and reduce vibrations, and a built-in torque to keep the clutch from disengaging if the bit gets stuck and to keep the torque steady.
I’ve had this for about a year. So far, everything is going well. A few hundred times, I’ve used it to drill holes into concrete with this tool. I have broken up concrete fence posts, chipped off part of a huge rock to make way for a paver patio, and even loaned it to friends who I don’t want to know what they did with it. It’s still working great every time. A good fit that isn’t too heavy. In order to buy a Bosch for 1100.00 dollars, I had to buy this one instead because I didn’t have the money for the Bosch. When I had more money, I would have bought the Bosch. I think I don’t need it.
