Makita's SDS Max range consists of a variety of extremely high-performance rotary hammers and demolition hammers that use the SDS Max system for quick and easy bit changes. These tools are designed for heavy-duty applications and can deliver powerful and precise drilling and chiselling performance. They also feature advanced technologies such as Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) and Constant Speed Control for improved user comfort and safety. The range includes corded and cordless options, with different power and speed options to suit various job site requirements.
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Makita's SDS Max hammer drills are equipped with powerful motors that deliver high impact energy, enabling them to handle heavy-duty drilling and chiselling applications with ease.
The AVT feature in Makita's SDS Max hammer drills helps reduce the amount of vibration generated during operation, thereby minimizing operator fatigue, and increasing productivity.
This feature helps maintain a constant speed under load, ensuring that the tool delivers consistent performance even under heavy use.
The SDS Max system allows for quick and easy bit changes, minimizing downtime and increasing efficiency on the job site.
Makita's SDS Max hammer drills are designed with ergonomics in mind, featuring comfortable handles and balanced weight distribution for improved control and reduced user fatigue.
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An SDS Max drill is a type of rotary hammer drill that uses SDS Max bits for heavy-duty drilling and chiselling applications. It is larger and more powerful than an SDS Plus drill, with a larger shank size and higher impact energy. The SDS Max system is designed for use with larger diameter bits and is typically used for more demanding tasks such as drilling large holes in concrete or breaking up tough materials.
The maximum drilling capacity of Makita's SDS Max drills varies depending on the model. Generally, the maximum drilling capacity for concrete ranges from 1-5/8" to 2-3/4", while the maximum drilling capacity for steel ranges from 1/2" to 1-1/4". The maximum drilling capacity for wood ranges from 1-1/4" to 2-1/2". It's important to note that the drilling capacity can also be affected by factors such as the type of material being drilled, the bit size, and the drilling speed.
No, SDS Plus bits cannot be used with an SDS Max drill. The SDS Plus system has a smaller shank diameter than the SDS Max system, and the two systems are not interchangeable. Attempting to use SDS Plus bits with an SDS Max drill could result in a poor connection, reduced performance, or even damage to the tool.
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