Makita 11 lb. Demolition Hammer, accepts SDS-MAX bits, var. spd., case. Manufacturer's Product Number: MK-HM0870C.

The Makita 11 lb. Demolition Hammer has more power with 8.4 ft.lb. of impact energy, yet weighs only 11.1 lbs. The HM0870C (accepts SDS-MAX bits) has constant speed control that automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load. The 12 bit angle settings allows the bit to be set a different positions for operator comfort. The Makita HM0870C Demolition Hammer is ideal for horizontal work.

Features

• Powerful 10 AMP motor delivers 8.4 ft.lbs. of impact energy to handle the most demanding applications
• Constant speed control automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load to complete the most challenging jobs
• Soft start suppresses start-up reaction for more control and better accuracy
• Easy-to-operate slide switch increases productivity and allows for continuous use
• L.E.D. service light notifies the user approximately 8 hours before the brushes need to be replaced
• L.E.D. power light indicates switch failure or cord damage
• Variable speed control dial enables user to match the speed to the application for greater versatility
• Extended life brushes are longer for more work between service intervals and less downtime
• 12 bit angle settings allow the bit to be set at different positions for operating convenience
• Automatic brush cut-off protects commutator from damage for longer tool life

Specs

• AMPS : 10
• Blows Per Minute (variable speed) : 1,100 - 2,650 BPM
• Impact Energy (ft.lbs.) : 8.4
• Impact Energy (Joules) : 11.4 J
• Vibration Control  : No
• Vibration (m/s²) : 11
• Noise Level : 98 dB
• Overall Length : 17-3/4"
• Net Weight : 11.1 lbs.
• Bit Type : Accepts SDS-MAX
• Breaker/Demo class : 10
• Power Type : Corded
• Type (Breakers & Demolition Hammers) : Demolition Hammer
• Shipping Weight : 20.42 lbs.
• UPC Code : 088381-605328

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