Makita HR2630 26 mm 3 Mode SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill,Blue

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Alternatively, you can speed the process up by taking the tool to your nearest approved Makita Area Service Agent. It is fitted with a torque limiter to ensure the user and drill are protected from mechanical and electrical overload that could cause injury. The main difference between the HR2630 SDS Plus rotary hammer drill over its predecessor (HR2610) is a much-improved mode switch that lets you go from rotation to hammer mode and vice versa without the need to rotate the chuck. In other words, if the user has got a chisel bit in the machine and he/she wants to be doing a certain amount of chiselling, they can put the chisel in the right angle and then lock it off back into hammer mode.

So, if you’re looking for a hammer drill that can help you get more than one task done at a time, then all you need is Makita HR2630 hammer drill. And to remove the bits again nice and simple, pull back the collar, pull your bit out and that’s it. This set of tools will allow you to chisel through most surfaces without resistance, all with an ergonomic shape to help reduce the risk of injury when you use it on a semi regular basis.The compact and lightweight design of this model makes it suited to a number of applications as well as overhead.

Model HR2630 is a 26mm (1") combination hammer based on predecessor model HR2610 but with improved operation mode change lever. Also, it has a handy side handle which can be loosened and put in whatever position you want; right-handed, left-handed or any position in 360 degrees that will be easy for you to tighten. Modified operation-mode change lever enables switch from 'Rotation' to 'Hammering' mode and vice-versa without rotating the chuck.The second mode is the hammer action, which is perfect if you’re going to use it for chiselling, and the third mode which is the rotary and hammer mode is ideal when you need to use both a rotary and a hammering(chiselling) action. This system transfers the energy that the hammer builds up internally through to the tip of the drill bit without damaging the chuck. The maximum capacity in concrete is 80 mm with a diamond core bit, while steel has an maximum of 13 mm and wood 32 mm. The HR2630 SDS has a conventional trigger grip or obviously on an SDS, a more convenient to have your grip placed upright at the rear of the machine.