Makita DHR202Z Rotary Hammer LXT® 18V | SDS-Plus | 20 mm | 2.0 J

The Makita DHR202Z is a top - notch professional three - mode rotary hammer. It's designed for SDS - Plus bits and comes with an anti - vibration handle, which makes your work more comfortable. This efficient tool is perfect for impact and non - stressed drilling, as well as chipping. It has a speed range from 0 to 1100 min⁻¹, an impact energy of 2.0 J, and can drill up to 20 mm in concrete. Note that it's just the tool, and the battery and charger are not included. Key features of the Makita DHR202Z: - A battery protection system that automatically cuts off power when the battery is low. - An LED light to brightly illuminate your work area. - Three functions: impact drilling, non - impact drilling, and a spike function. - A reversing switch for added convenience. - A compact and ergonomic design for easy handling. - It works with 18V Li - ion batteries (except 1.3Ah ones). - An easy blade setting system for quick blade installation. Specifications: - Voltage LXT: Yes - Nominal Battery Voltage: 18V - Battery Chemistry: 18V Li - ion - Max Output Power: 330W - No - load speed: 0 - 1100 min⁻¹ - Impacts per Minute (IPM): 0 - 4000 min⁻¹ - Max. Drilling Diameter in Wood: 26 mm - Max. Drilling Diameter in Masonry: 20 mm - Max. Drilling Diameter in Concrete: 20 mm - Max. Drilling Diameter in Steel Optimum: 13 mm - Drilling Diameter Range in Concrete: 6 - 10 mm - Impact Energy: 1.9 J - Drilling diameter with TCT core bit: 54 mm - Adapted for SDS - PLUS bits: Yes - Electronic brake: Yes

Using the Makita DHR202Z is easy. First, make sure you have a compatible 18V Li - ion battery (not 1.3Ah). Insert the battery into the tool. Then, select the appropriate mode for your task - impact drilling, non - impact drilling, or spike function. If you need to reverse the drill's direction, use the reversing switch. When installing the blade, take advantage of the easy blade setting system for a quick setup. Here are some important things to note. The battery protection system will turn off the power when the battery is low, so keep an eye on the battery level. Also, always wear appropriate safety gear like goggles and gloves. When not in use, store the tool in a dry place. For maintenance, clean the tool regularly to remove dust and debris. Check the SDS - Plus bit for wear and tear and replace it when necessary. If you have any problems with the tool, refer to the product manual or contact Makita's customer service.