Makita DHR264 36V (2×18V) SDS+ Battery‑Powered Hammer Drill

The Makita DHR264 battery‑powered hammer drill is a powerful and versatile tool for drilling, hammer drilling, and light chiseling in concrete, brick, wood, and metal. It operates from two 18 V Makita LXT batteries connected in series, providing power to the 36 V motor for stable operation without loss of power. The hammer drill has three operating modes: drilling with impact, impact only, and drilling without impact, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of construction tasks.

Benefits:

• Power from two 18 V batteries (36 V) for high performance
• Three operating modes: drilling + impact, impact only, drilling only
• Quick‑change SDS+ chuck for fast and convenient bit and drill change
• Built‑in LED work‑area lighting for better visibility
• Ergonomic handle with soft grip for comfortable and secure hold
• Battery level indicator
• Compact design for ease of use even in tight spaces

Technical specifications:

• Model: Makita DHR264
• Power: 36 V (two 18 V battery packs)
• Chuck type: SDS+
• Impact force: up to ~2.5 J
• Unloaded speed: 0–1250 rpm
• Impacts per minute: up to ~4800 imp/min
• Max drill diameter in concrete: 26 mm
• Max drill diameter in wood: 32 mm
• Max drill diameter in steel: 13 mm
• Weight: approx. 4.2–4.9 kg with batteries
• Battery type: Li‑ion (sold separately)

Tool rental terms
All equipment supplied on rent must be used strictly according to its intended purpose, handled carefully and professionally, and in compliance with technical requirements and safety rules. The rented tool must be returned within the agreed period, as stipulated in the rental agreement. If an extension of the rental period is required, the renter must contact us in advance to arrange and extend the lease.

Important!
When returning the tool it should be:

• Clean
• In working condition
• Without mechanical damage or signs of improper use

If a dirty or damaged tool is returned, additional charges may apply in accordance with the rental agreement.