Makita hammer drill

The Makita hammer drill efficiently drills through concrete, reinforced concrete, and masonry thanks to its pneumatic mechanism that combines rotation and percussion. The impact energy, measured in joules, reaches values ​​between 2 and 8 joules in professional models, ensuring rapid progress even in the most resistant materials.

The SDS-Plus or SDS-Max system, depending on the size of the tool, allows for quick accessory changes without additional tools. The longitudinally sliding attachment effectively transmits impact energy to the bit, keeping the rotating mechanism separated from vibrations, resulting in reduced wear.

The selection of operating modes via a dedicated selector offers versatility without compromise: the "rotation only" mode is ideal for wood and metal, the "rotation with percussion" mode optimizes drilling in concrete, while the "percussion only" mode transforms the tool into a small demolition hammer for light chiselling jobs.

The anti-vibration system uses dynamic counterweights and floating handles to significantly reduce vibrations felt by the operator. This technology prevents the onset of hand-arm syndrome even during prolonged use, increasing productivity and safety.

The safety clutch instantly disconnects the drive in the event of a sudden blockage of the bit, preventing dangerous kickback. This protection is particularly valuable when accidentally encountering rebar or other metal elements in the concrete.

The 360-degree adjustable side handle provides optimal control in any working position. The adjustable depth stop allows you to drill holes of uniform depth for installing anchors or plugs.

Brushless motors, found in more advanced models, offer greater energy efficiency and superior durability, with reduced maintenance and lower heat generation. Electronically controlled power maintains consistent performance regardless of load, optimizing drill bit advancement.

The permanent lubrication of the striking mechanism ensures reliability over time, while the robust construction with an aluminum or magnesium casing protects the internal components from the inevitable falls and impacts on the construction site.