MAKITA XGT 40V cordless rotary hammer - without battery and charger HR007GZ

The Makita HR007GZ is a cordless rotary hammer from the 40V XGT system, suitable for drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling. Its brushless motor and SDS-plus chuck make it a single-tool solution for...
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The Makita HR007GZ is a cordless rotary hammer from the 40V XGT system, suitable for drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling. Its brushless motor and SDS-plus chuck make it a single-tool solution for demanding construction work. The unit is supplied without battery and charger and is compatible with the Makita XGT 40V battery system.

The hammer delivers a maximum impact energy of 3 joules, with an adjustable impact rate of 0 to 5,000 blows per minute and a no-load speed of 0 to 980 rpm. It offers both forward and reverse operation, and an LED work light helps with precise work. The side handle with depth stop ensures comfortable handling.

Safety features include electric motor braking, deep-discharge protection, AFT technology that stops the motor when it jams, and XPT (Extreme Protection Technology) protection against dust and water spray. Without battery the tool weighs 3.8 kg and measures 10.1 × 18.5 × 49.2 cm.

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