1 Inch D-Handle Rotary Hammer Accepts SDS-PLUS Bits - Makita

The Makita HR2475 1 Inch D-Handle Rotary Hammer is engineered for rigorous professional use in demanding concrete and masonry environments. This robust tool accepts SDS-PLUS bits, delivering reliable power and precise control essential for technicians and mechanics tackling anchor setting, through-hole drilling, and light chipping applications where consistent performance is critical.

Key Features

• Ergonomic D-Handle Design: The balanced D-handle design provides a secure grip, enhancing control and minimizing operator fatigue during prolonged or repetitive work, particularly in vertical, overhead, or confined spaces.
• SDS-PLUS Bit System: Features a tool-free SDS-PLUS bit changing system, ensuring positive bit locking, efficient power transfer, and reduced bit slippage under heavy loads. The SDS-PLUS system also contributes to reduced vibration, increasing operator comfort and safety.
• Versatile Drilling Capacity: Capable of drilling up to a 1-inch diameter in concrete, suitable for common anchor, threaded rod, conduit, and rebar sizing requirements across various trades.
• Three-Mode Operation: Offers rotation only, hammering with rotation, and hammer-only modes, providing operational flexibility for drilling, hammer drilling, and light chipping applications such as surface preparation.
• Professional-Grade Durability: Built with Makita's robust internal components, including field core interlocking steel laminations and dual ball bearing armature, ensuring consistent performance and longevity for daily commercial and industrial use in challenging jobsite conditions. It also features a torque-limiting clutch engineered to prevent gear damage if the bit binds.

Applications

The HR2475 is well-suited for drilling anchor and pass-through holes for electrical conduit, pipe supports, HVAC hangers, machinery mounts, and fixtures in concrete, brick, and block. Automotive and fleet maintenance shops can effectively utilize this rotary hammer for installing heavy equipment, including vehicle lifts, air compressors, and storage racks, directly into concrete slabs and block walls. In hammer-only mode, it efficiently handles light chipping tasks such as tile removal, chasing small channels for electrical or plumbing lines, and breaking out sections of concrete or mortar during renovation and repair work.