
Makita 15 Amp SDS-MAX Rotary Hammer Drill with Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) and Hard Case
Engineered for heavy-duty demolition and masonry, this 15-amp rotary hammer delivers 14 ft. lbs. of impact energy for the toughest drilling and coring tasks. Advanced Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) utilizes a synchronized 3-component system to significantly reduce user fatigue during extended use. Features include constant speed control, soft start, and a 1-touch sliding chuck for maximum efficiency on the job site.
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Engineered for heavy-duty demolition and masonry, this 15-amp rotary hammer delivers 14 ft. lbs. of impact energy for the toughest drilling and coring tasks. Advanced Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) utilizes a synchronized 3-component system to significantly reduce user fatigue during extended use. Features include constant speed control, soft start, and a 1-touch sliding chuck for maximum efficiency on the job site.
- High-performance 15 Amp motor delivers 14 ft. lbs. of impact energy for demanding applications.
- Advanced Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) uses a synchronized 3-component system to reduce vibration to 9 m/s2.
- Air-actuated counterbalance and vibration-absorbing housing isolate movement from the user for increased comfort.
- Constant speed control maintains power under load to ensure consistent performance during challenging jobs.
- Soft start technology suppresses start-up reaction for improved control and drilling accuracy.
- 2-mode operation allows for seamless switching between chipping-only and hammer-with-rotation modes.
- 1-touch sliding chuck enables quick and easy bit changes for improved productivity.
- Integrated LED service light notifies the user when brushes require replacement.
- Torque limiting clutch protects internal gears by disengaging automatically if the bit binds.
- Sequential impact timing provides up to 50% faster drilling by minimizing overlapping bit impacts.













