The Makita Rotary Hammer HR2630/2 is a top - notch professional tool. It's an efficient rotary hammer that works well with SDS - PLUS bits. This hammer supports three modes, perfect for impact and unstressed drilling, as well as chipping. With an 800 - watt motor, you can easily adjust the speed from 0 to 1200 revolutions per minute using a switch. It has an impact energy of 2.4 joules, and can drill holes with a diameter from 8 to 18 mm optimally in concrete, with a maximum capacity of 26 mm. Here are its technical details: continuous input power is 800 W, no - load speed ranges from 0 - 1200 min⁻¹, impacts per minute go from 0 - 4600 min⁻¹. It can drill up to 32 mm in wood, 13 mm in steel, and 68 mm with a TCT core bit. It's designed for SDS - PLUS bits, and comes with a 2.5 - meter power supply cord. The sound power level is 101 dB(A), sound pressure level is 90 dB(A), and the noise uncertainty is 3 dB(A). Vibration levels are 10.8 m/s² for chiseling and 15.4 m/s² for hammer - drilling into concrete, with a 1.5 m/s² vibration uncertainty in both cases. It weighs 2.8 kg without the cable and has dimensions of 361 x 77 x 209 mm.
Using the Makita Rotary Hammer HR2630/2 is easy. First, make sure you select the right mode for your task - whether it's impact drilling, unstressed drilling, or chipping. Then, choose the appropriate SDS - PLUS bit for the material you're working on, like wood, concrete, or steel. Before you start, check the power cord to ensure it's in good condition and properly plugged in. When using, hold the hammer firmly to maintain control and avoid any sudden movements. Keep in mind that the speed can be adjusted according to your needs using the switch. As for safety, always wear protective gear such as goggles and ear protection because the tool can be quite noisy and there might be debris flying around. After use, clean the tool to remove any dust or debris. Store it in a dry place to prevent rusting. Regularly check the bits for wear and tear and replace them when necessary. If you notice any unusual noises or problems with the tool, stop using it immediately and have it checked by a professional.
