Makita HP457DWE 18v Lithium Combi Hammer Drill - Includes 74 Screwdriver Bit Set
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Product information
Description
Features
- BrandMAKITA
- Environmental certificationNF Environment
- Max torque42 nm
- Warranty2 year(s)
- OriginMade in Italy
- Power adapter includedYes
- Torque42 Nm
- Number of batteries included2
- Storage accessoriesTool case
- Power sourceCordless
- Battery or cell includedYes
- Battery capacity1.5 Ah
- Max drilling capacity36 mm
- Drill featureImpact
- ColourBlue
- Safety clutchYes
- Chuck diameter13 mm
- Max. diameter for drilling wood36 mm
- Max diameter for metal drilling13 mm
- Availability of spare parts7 year(s)
- Hammer functionYes
- Height24 cm
- Width8.3 cm
- Length23.9 cm
- Suitable forHard materials
- MaterialMetal / Plastic
- Brushless motorYes
- Number of speeds2
- Weight1.7 kg
- Power300 W
- Pcs per pack1
- Battery technologyLi-ion
- Battery charging time60 min
- Voltage18 V
- ChuckSelf-tightening
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME56669394
- MMID507039446711
- Product code0088381811576
- EAN0088381811576
Customer reviews
A very handy drill, for all daily repairs. Delivered with drill bit kits, which makes the job even easier. Very good manual chuck.
Very good value for money. Drills the concrete block without problem in percussion mode. Forget the concrete. The tools are embedded in the case, very difficult to remove! Lightweight drill.
The drill KIT, chargers and drill bits are very useful and allows you to take all the elements without taking up space and taking up little space. maybe 1.5 Ah is a bit tight and 3 Ah would have been better .... to see the use!
After 1.5 months of use, I am more than disappointed with this drill (heavy, not ergonomic, no LED that illuminates the area at the end of the drill, not very powerful) I sincerely regret my purchase.
Nothing to reduce. Good machine, good grip. Drilling with very effective percussion. Solid, light at a very interesting price
Very good product, but difficult to take the accessories, wick, screw bits, but it's new, we'll see over time