Makita DHP484 18v LXT Cordless Brushless Combi Drill

This comprehensive kit includes the DHP484 18v brushless combi drill supplied with two 5.0Ah batteries, DC18RC compact charger and a Type 2 Makpac case with inlay. The 5.0Ah batteries provide extended runtime for demanding applications, making this kit perfect for professional tradespeople who need maximum performance and all-day power. The DHP484 combines brushless motor efficiency with robust all-metal construction to deliver outstanding drilling and fastening performance. Two mechanical speeds (0-500 rpm and 0-2,000 rpm) plus hammer action provide versatility for drilling through wood, metal, plastic, masonry and concrete. The 21 torque settings plus drill mode allow precise fastening control for various materials and screw sizes. With a compact 182mm overall length and ergonomic soft grip, this combi drill excels in confined spaces whilst maintaining user comfort during extended use. The included Makpac case keeps your drill and batteries organised and protected, whilst the stackable design integrates seamlessly with other Makpac storage solutions. Features and Benefits: • Brushless motor technology for extended runtime • 2-speed gearbox for versatile applications • 21 torque settings plus drill mode • Hammer and rotary drilling modes • Electric brake for enhanced safety • LED job light illuminates work area • Keyless chuck for quick bit changes • All-metal gear construction • Compact 182mm length • Belt clip included Specifications: Battery Voltage: 18v Battery Type: Makita LXT Lithium Ion No Load Speed (Hi): 0 - 2,000 rpm No Load Speed (Lo): 0 - 500 rpm Blows per Minute (Hi): 0 - 30,000 ipm Blows per Minute (Lo): 0 - 7,500 ipm Torque Settings: 21 + drill Max. Fastening Torque (Soft Joint): 30 Nm Max. Fastening Torque (Hard Joint): 54 N Chuck Capacity: 1.5 - 13mm Capacity in Steel: 13mm Capacity in Wood: 38mm Capacity in Masonry: 13mm Contents: • DHP484 18v Cordless Combi Drill • 2x 5ah Batteries • DC18RC Compact Battery Charger • Makpac Inlay • Type 2 Makpac Case