Description

Makita Hammer Drill

A Makita hammer drill is a power drill that adds a hammering or percussion action to the standard rotary drill. It’s designed to drill into harder materials like concrete, brick or masonry as well as wood or metal. You can usually switch between normal drill mode (for softer materials) and hammer mode (for masonry). Makita makes these drills both corded and cordless, often with brushless motors, good torque, and durability for heavy-duty or job-site work.

key features

• Works in two modes: normal drilling and hammer drilling (for concrete/brick).

• Powerful motor (corded = high watts, cordless = high torque).

• High speed & impact rate for faster drilling in masonry.

• Can drill: wood, steel, and concrete (bigger sizes in wood, smaller in steel/concrete).

• Compact and ergonomic design for easy handling.

• Chuck size usually 1.5–13 mm (fits most drill bits).

• Side handle for stability during heavy work.

• Variable speed trigger for better control.

• Forward / reverse switch for drilling and screw driving.

• Durable build with metal gears and strong housing.

• Brushless motor in newer cordless models (longer life, less heat).

• Extra features in some models: LED light, clutch for safety, lock-on button