MAKIT DHP481 Cordless Brushless Hammer Drill Driver Voltage 18V. (Max fastening torque 115/60 Nm.)

   Cordless Brushless Hammer Drill Driver MAKITA DHP481Z

Voltage 18V. (Max fastening torque 115/60 Nm.) XPT Variable speed  DHP481Z, DHP481RFE

        Each new round of product launches from Makita sees the Japanese outfit bring new brushless cordless tools to the market. Brushless tools, because of the construction of the motor, are a much more efficient proposition than their traditional brushed motor cousins. That's because the motor requires less power from the battery. They also generate less heat, a key strain on any mechanical item.

        Extreme Protection for Longer Lifetime

        We saw this roll out about a year ago on Makita's new drills, and it's great to see this included as a key benefit for you in the DHP481.

        Shortened to XPT, what Makita has done is construct the combi-drill in such a way as to make it tougher.

        So, in real terms, a protective seal engineered inside the drill to make it resistant to water and dust. Let's face it, job sites are harsh places to work, and we want to know our cash investments are robust enough to deal with it.

        Hence XPT. And then you've got all those tough rubbereised areas around the motor and battery housing to help it withstand those knocks and bumps that it'll inevitably experience.