Meet the 3 Functions Cordless Electric Rotary Hammer—a compact, battery-powered workhorse built to power through concrete, brick, and masonry with real staying power. This rechargeable 28MM hammer drill is designed for Makita 18V batteries, letting you work anywhere without a cord while leveraging a familiar, proven power platform. It’s the kind of tool that professional tradespeople and serious DIYers rely on to move projects forward faster.
Three modes in one tool
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Hammer mode delivers controlled percussive impact for breaking through tough masonry and material removal.
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Drill mode provides steady torque for accurate drilling in concrete, brick, or block.
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Chisel mode enables precise shaping, tile removal, or openings without drifting off line.
Power and capacity you can trust
With a 28MM drilling capacity, this cordless hammer is built to tackle demanding tasks directly in your workspace—from anchoring fasteners in concrete to creating channels for wiring. The robust design keeps pace with long work sessions, helping you finish jobs without swapping tools mid-project.
Lightweight, ergonomic, and durable
Despite its rugged capability, the tool weighs only a few pounds and features an ergonomic grip that reduces fatigue during extended use. Built to withstand daily wear on job sites, it remains reliable where others falter.
Makita 18V battery compatibility for extended runtime
Designed to pair seamlessly with Makita’s 18V battery system, this rotary hammer unlocks longer operation between charges. If you already own Makita 18V packs, you can maximize runtime while keeping your workflow uninterrupted.
Who it’s for and what problems it solves
- Ideal for construction professionals, electricians, tilers, and DIY enthusiasts who need a single tool that handles drilling, chiseling, and hammering.
- Perfect for overhead or tight-space work where cords get in the way or power outlets aren’t nearby.
- Eliminates the need to rotate between separate hammer, drill, and chisel devices—streamlining tool storage and on-site logistics.
Practical tips for best results
Match the bit to the task: use masonry bits for concrete and brick, and a sharp chisel for material removal. Start with a light touch to establish the correct position, then apply steady pressure as the tool engages. Keep the battery charged to maintain consistent impact power and performance throughout your project.
