Features:
Brushless motor.
Electric brake.
2 mechanical gears.
Variable speed control by trigger.
Forward / reverse rotation.
LED job light.
Compact Overall Length of 182mm.
Keyless Chuck.
Aluminium Gear Housing.
All metal gear construction.
Ergonomic soft grip.
Belt clip.
Specification:
Chuck Capacity: 12mm
Max Drilling in Wood: 38mm, Steel: 13mm, Masonry: 13mm
Max Blows: 30,000 bpm
No Load Speed: 0-500/2000rpm
21 Torque Settings
Max Torque: 54Nm
Weight: 1.9kg
‘Body Only’
3 Years Warranty on all Makita Power Tools excluding Batteries & Chargers when registered.
FAQs
What is the difference between Makita DHP and DDF?
These Makita DDF models are designed for drilling holes and driving screws in materials like wood, metal, and plastic, whilst the Makita DHP models have all the features of a DDF drill driver plus an additional hammer mode.
What does the Z mean on Makita tools?
The "Z" at the end of a Makita tool model number signifies that the tool is a "body only", meaning that it doesn’t come with batteries or a charger.
What does DHP stand for on Makita?
The "DHP" in Makita tool model numbers stands forDrill Hammer Percussion. This means that it can be used for drilling, screwdriving, and hammer drilling. If you’re looking for a versatile tool
What does LXT mean on Makita tools?
The "LXT" on Makita tools stands for Lithium-Ion eXtreme Technology and indicates that a tool is part of their professional-grade cordless system. Lithium-ion batteries generally offer longer run times compared to older battery technologies.
