Makita DHR263ZJ Twin 18v SDS+ Rotary Hammer Body Only In Makpac Carry Case Reviews

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Makita DHR263ZJ Twin 18v SDS+ Rotary Hammer Body Only In Makpac Carry Case The Makita DHR263 is a 26mm cordless SDS plus rotary hammer drill based on model BHR262 but powered with 2x 18v batteries giving the equivalent power of a 36v machine. Includes Makpac Type 4 Case. Supplied body only. Batteries and chargers are sold separately. FEATURES Powered by two 18V Li-ion batteries in series to supply energy to the powerful 36V DC motor drive system Compact design that maintains the same easy handling and high manoeuvrability as the BHR262 LED Job light with pre-glow and afterglow functions 3 mode operation - Rotation + Hammering - Hammering only - Rotation only When different capacity batteries are used together, (for example 3.0Ah BL1830 and 4.0Ah BL1840, or fully charged BL1830 and 70% charged BL1830), the machine stops when the battery with less capacity gets empty One touch slide chuck for SDS-plus bit Ergonomic soft grip Battery capacity warning lamp 40 different bit-angle settings SPECIFICATION Voltage: 36v (2 x 18v) Battery Capacity: Up to 5Ah Charge Time: 36 minutes for 4.0Ah, 22 minutes for 3.0Ah Max. in Steel: 13mm Max. in Wood: 32mm Max in Concrete: 26mm No Load Speed: 0-1,200 rpm Impacts Per Minute: 0-4,800bpm Impact Energy: 2.5 Joules Chuck Type: SDS+ plus (standard) Operation Modes: 3 modes Net Weight: 4.7kg

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“Bought this to replace a nine year old 18volt SDS + drill , went for the 36 volt model because I needed a bit more punch when drilling engineering bricks, it’s early days but so far I’m pleased with the performance, if it lasts like the previous model which was also a makita it’ll see me to retirement. Incidentally the old one is still working and given all my kit is makita and runs on the 18 volt LXT batteries, which I have plenty of it was a no brainier to buy this model which runs on 2 18volt batteries.not used the chisel function yet but given the weight of the drill it should be spot on for light demolition work.”