Makita Rottery Hammer

Hammer + Rotation: The tool delivers a rapid forward “hammer” impact while spinning the drill bit — this makes it ideal for drilling into hard materials like concrete. SDS Chuck System: Most Makita rotary hammers use an SDS-Plus or SDS-Max chuck, which lets you change bits quickly and keeps them secure under heavy impact. Multiple Modes: Most models have selectable modes: Hammer drilling (for concrete) Rotation only (for wood/steel with the right bit) Chisel only (for chiseling/remove tiles) Corded or Cordless: Makita makes both corded (mains powered) and cordless battery-powered rotary hammers. Cordless models often use 18 V or 18 V×2 (36 V) batteries.