A 4-pole Makita motor with a maximum torque of 750 in.lbs. is used for heavy-duty applications.
a mechanical two-speed transmission (0-400 and 0-2,000 RPM) that can be used for a wide range of applications including drilling, fastening, and hammer drillin.
At only 8-7/8″ in length, this design is both compact and ergonomic.
Reduces operator fatigue by weighing only 5.1 lbs. when equipped with a battery (battery not included).
Extreme Protection Technology (XPT) is a new generation of dust and water resistance technology designed for use on construction sites with harsh conditions.
The LXPH03Z is equipped with a 4-pole motor manufactured by Makita that produces 750 inch pounds of maximum torque. The LXPH03Z is equipped with a Shift-Lock drive system sleeve, which allows for quick transitions between hammer drill and driver modes. High speed is delivered by a 2-speed all-metal transmission with a low speed of 0-400 RPM and a low speed of 0-2,000 RPM, which allows for a wide range of drilling and driving applications. High speed hammer drilling with the LXPH03Z is possible at speeds ranging from 0-6,000 Blows Per Minute (BPM) in low speed to up to 0-30,000 BPM in low speed. This item is sold as a bare tool only.
The Makita battery-powered tools I have been using every day for the past eight years have become second nature to me. They have never let me down, not even once. Furthermore, their batteries are of excellent quality, having lasted me three years longer than any other battery I have owned. This compact Hammer drill has increased my productivity by making my job quicker and easier. After using it to drill masonary, I must say “way to go Makita!”.. 3/16, 1/4, and 1/2″ holes were no problem. The amount of torque this thing has is incredible. One battery charge will last all day with a new 3.0 battery. The chuck is also excellent, with the “Action mode” switch ring feature that allows you to switch from drill to hammer in “one click.” Set your torque on one dial and your drill/hammer/screw on the other. Many contractors, and at first myself included, prefer red battery-powered tools.. but when I pull out those Makita’s, they stop and take a closer look.. and they are very impressed.. by the time they use one for a minute, they realize the red one is not the best.. and they are right..
