Makita DHR242 BL LXT 18V SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill – Body

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18V LXT B/L SDS ROTARY HAMMER DRILL BODY
Code: 34671
Part No: DHR242ZMAK
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Product Overview

Manufacturer: Makita

  • Makita 18V LXT range is probably the widest platform of cordless professional power tools available to date.


    Features:

    Performance of a mains 2kg machine with 2.4 joules.

    Unique rubber joint construction suppresses the transmission of vibration.

    Brushless DC motor reduces energy loss for higher productivity.

    Triple operation mode: Rotary only, hammer only and rotary hammer.

    Chisel lock mode: The chisel can rotate a full 360 degrees with 40 different locking positions.

    LED job light with afterglow.

    Conveniently located push button for forward and reverse.

    One-touch sliding chuck for easy bit changes.

    High comfort grips.

    Compatible with all Makita 18V lithium-ion batteries including the new 4.0Ah.

    Specification:

    Impact Rate: 0-4700bpm

    Impact Energy: 2.0J

    Max. Drilling in Wood: 27mm, Steel: 13mm, Concrete: 24mm

    No Load Speed: 0-950rpm

    Weight: 3.3kg

    ‘Body Only’

    3 Years Warranty on all Makita Power Tools excluding Batteries & Chargers when registered.

    FAQs

    What is the difference between Makita DHR242 and DHR243?

    The Makita DHR242 and DHR243 rotary hammer drills lies in the chuck, The DHR242 has a standard SDS-Plus chuck, this is the common type of chuck for most SDS rotary hammers, and it accepts SDS-Plus drill bits. The DHR242 has a quick-change chuck (QCC).

    What does SDS mean on a hammer drill?

    When you see "SDS" on a hammer drill, it means it uses a special chuck and bit system for efficient and powerful drilling in concrete and masonry. It’s a key feature that makes hammer drills so effective for tough drilling jobs.

    Are Makita hammer drills any good?

    Makita hammer drills have an undeniable reputation for being dependable and powerful tools. Makita hammer drills are known for their strong motors and efficient hammering mechanisms, allowing them to tackle tough drilling jobs in concrete, masonry, and other materials. They are a popular choice among professionals.

    What is the difference between SDS and rotary hammer drill?

    SDS refers to the chuck and the drill bits. It stands for "Slotted Drive System". This is a specific type of chuck designed for heavy-duty drilling. 

    Rotary hammer drill refers to the tool itself. It is a type of drill that uses a hammering action along with rotation to drill into hard materials like concrete and masonry.