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Makita HR4010C 1-9/16" AVT® Rotary Hammer, accepts SDS-MAX bits

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Brand Makita
Power Source Corded Electric
Voltage 120 Volts
Amperage 11 Amps
Color Teal

About this item

  • Powerful 11 AMP motor delivers 7 ft.lbs. of impact energy to handle the most demanding applications
  • Constant speed control automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load to complete the most challenging jobs
  • Soft start suppresses start-up reaction for more control and better accuracy
  • L.E.D. service light notifies the user approximately 8 hours before the brushes need to be replaced
  • L.E.D. power light indicates switch failure or cord damage
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Tough on concrete, not on you. Makita's hard-hitting HR4010C 1-9/16-Inch SDS-MAX Rotary Hammer is equipped with Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT), an exclusive counterbalance system that reduces vibration. The result is more efficient hitting on the concrete and less vibration in the tool--and the tool user.

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View largerHR4010C FeaturesPOWER - 11 AMP motor with Soft StartCOMFORT - Makita's exclusive AVT counterbalance system reduces vibrationPERFORMANCE - Synchronized RPM and BPM for up to 50% more efficient drillingCONTROL - Torque limiting clutch disengages if bit bindsINCLUDES - Side handle, D-handle, depth gauge, grease and case

Tool SpecificationsCapacity: Concrete
(w/ core bit)4-1/8"No load speed235-480 RPMBlows per minute1,350-2,750Impact energy9.5 JoulesAMPS11.0Bit typeSDS-MAXOverall length18-1/2"Net weight13 lbs.11 AMP Power with 2-Mode Operation
The HR4010C with AVT is engineered with an 11 AMP motor that provides plenty of power, with a no load speed of 235 to 480 RPM and 1,350 to 2,750 BPM. The synchronized RPM and BPM prevent overlapping impacts for up to 50% more efficient drilling. The hammer features two modes of operation--"hammering with rotation" and "hammering only"--with a built-in torque limiter that ensures stable torque control and disengages the motor should the bit bind or hit reinforcements. In addition, the electronic speed control reduces speed loss when working in heavy applications to ensure maximum productivity. The HR4010C also has a variable speed dial with five settings to match the bit speed to the application. An L.E.D. power light indicates switch failure or cord breakage, and an L.E.D. service light indicates when carbon brushes need to be replaced. The HR4010C is built with large size carbon brushes that have up to twice the life of competitor models.

More Work, Less Vibration
The HR4010C is equipped with AVT, Makita's exclusive counterbalance system that reduces vibration for more efficient hitting power. The HR4010C weighs 13 pounds and has two options of side handles available (straight and D-shaped, both with rubberized grips), and a large rubberized rear handle, all of which contribute to the overall comfort of the tool. The recessed operation mode switch helps prevent it from being damaged, while the one-touch sliding chuck allows for quick bit changes.

Versatile Design for a Range of Applications
The HR4010C is a versatile, hard-hitting rotary hammer for masons, remodelers, electricians, plumbers, demolition contractors, and general contractors seeking a best-in-class industrial quality rotary hammer. The tool is built for drilling large anchor holes and breaking concrete and other masonry materials. The HR4010C is just another example of Makita's commitment to innovative technology and best-in-class engineering.

About Makita's Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT)
Makita Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT) Makita has adapted the science of earthquake engineering into power tools with Makita's Anti-Vibration Technology (AVT). AVT is an exclusive innovative counterbalance design that provides the professional a power tool solution with up to three-times less vibration, less noise and more efficient power than the competition. Seismic research has developed this damping science to absorb shocks and protect buildings from the devastation of earthquake vibrations. AVT dynamic damping involves reciprocating engineering where a mechanical damper, effectively a counter balance weight, provides an equal and opposite anti-vibration force that puts an equal mass directly opposite the point at which the striker bolt delivers the impact joules to the breaker steel, carbide bit or recipro saw blade. As vibration is eliminated, power is efficiently increased. Without the dissipation of power through vibration, more of the generated energy in the motor can be delivered to the tool bit itself.

About Makita
Makita is a worldwide manufacturer of industrial quality power tools and offers a wide range of industrial accessories. Makita applies leading-edge innovation to engineer power tools that are more compact and energy efficient, yet deliver industrial strength power and results. Makita U.S.A., Inc. is located in La Mirada, California, and operates an extensive distribution network located throughout the U.S. For more information, please call 800/4-MAKITA (800/462-5482) or visit makitatools.com. Makita is Best-in-Class Engineering.

Warranty
Every Makita tool is thoroughly inspected and tested before leaving the factory. If you are not satisfied with any Makita tool within 30 days of purchase, return it and Makita will provide a replacement or refund. Each Makita tool is warranted to be free of defects from workmanship and materials for the period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase. Should any trouble develop during this one-year period, return the COMPLETE tool, freight prepaid, to one of Makita's Factory or Authorized Service Centers.

What's in the Box
Makita HR4010C 1-9/16-Inch AVT Rotary Hammer, side handle, D-handle, depth gauge, bit grease and plastic tool case.


From the Manufacturer

Rotary hammer with AVT technology . AVT is an exclusive counterbalance system engineered internally to reduce vibration - only 4.5 m/s2.Pwerful 11 Amp motor;efficient 1,350-2,750 BMP to tackle the most demanding jobs.16.4 ft.jobsite cord for greater versatility and instant power.

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Wattage

1100 watts

Bulb Voltage

120 volts

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I use it for landscaping (trenching) and holes for planting trees and bushes. Beats a pick axe and shovel any day of the week. I bought a Milwaukee clay spade shovel attachment - self sharpening. Keep the brushes clean in the rotor hammer by using compressed air in the air inlets. Otherwise the internals get dusty and it quit and will need to go in for service. I dropped the tool off at their La Mirada location since I'm close by. Be sure to grab some monster energy drinks in the mini fridge. Haha. I've also used a 2" concrete coring bit with the unit and it goes through concrete easily. You can use the rotor hammer to clean up footings as well. Be sure to use lube on the splines and end of the bits religiously. I have owned the rotor hammer for about six years now and I can comfortably say that it paid for itself within 2 jobs. The cord is long so when your using the shovel attachment pay attention to not cutting through the power cord
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Michael W. OBrien
5.0 out of 5 stars Another Makita Winner
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2008
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I recently purchased this Makita HR4010C,1 9/16 11 amp SDS-Max rotary hammer with AVT primarily to help me dig holes for posts and plants in my rocky,clay soil (called chert) in Northeast Alabama.Also wanted to use it for breaking up concrete and mortar to put in a new walkway. I also bought 12 inch and 18 inch bull points(Hitachi) and a Dewalt clay spade (as recommended in other reviews,but not sold on Amazon) and a scaling chisel.
I had read good reviews on other sites prior to purchase.
This Makita breaks up concrete with the bull point easily, no vibration. I used it again today to help dig several post holes (the first 18 inches of 24) and using the clay spade for the first foot and,then the 18 inch bull point for the deeper work.It worked great, and again no vibration.Now I need a 24 inch bull point.The Dewalt clay spade digs fine too.I have other Makita tools and have never been disappointed in their quality or durability.This HR4010C is worth what I paid for it and I can recommend it without hesitation, because if you want a tool of this type that will do the job and last, it will cost you for sure.I am an average-sized person( 5 ft 10 in,167 lbs),65 years old, and I handled it easily. Be certain to use the provided grease for the hub end of the implements and clean it off after using them .
Follow-up/ It's Sept.08 and this tool is still going strong after many projects. It's worth all that I paid for it. No problems. pathdoc60
Follow-up / Feb. 2011 and this tool is still working great. I can't plant bushes or trees without it in my rocky/clay soil. Also have used it for breaking up concrete and bricks which it does with ease using the bullpoint and/or scaling chisel. The clay spade is a must-have for planting. As always, another great Makita tool.
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Gcx
5.0 out of 5 stars SDS-MAX-HOME RUN HITTER
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2011
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MAKITA DOES THE JOB;
What can I say, Awesome, Easy to handle, Drills holes like butter! chips and cracks concrete. Scaling to a fine chiseled edge. Small to med. jobs, can't beat it. Been wanting to get this tool after I rented one from Home Desperation Rental Dept.I have other Makita tools that are equally as superb. Over 40 years a Builder and Remodeler I take my tool seriously for ease of use, good value,& durability. This tool is in my opinion, Ranks with the best out there!Great Value!!!!
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M. Kasdin
5.0 out of 5 stars Makita rocks
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2016
I use it for landscaping (trenching) and holes for planting trees and bushes. Beats a pick axe and shovel any day of the week. I bought a Milwaukee clay spade shovel attachment - self sharpening. Keep the brushes clean in the rotor hammer by using compressed air in the air inlets. Otherwise the internals get dusty and it quit and will need to go in for service. I dropped the tool off at their La Mirada location since I'm close by. Be sure to grab some monster energy drinks in the mini fridge. Haha. I've also used a 2" concrete coring bit with the unit and it goes through concrete easily. You can use the rotor hammer to clean up footings as well. Be sure to use lube on the splines and end of the bits religiously. I have owned the rotor hammer for about six years now and I can comfortably say that it paid for itself within 2 jobs. The cord is long so when your using the shovel attachment pay attention to not cutting through the power cord
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5.0 out of 5 stars Makita rocks
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2016
I use it for landscaping (trenching) and holes for planting trees and bushes. Beats a pick axe and shovel any day of the week. I bought a Milwaukee clay spade shovel attachment - self sharpening. Keep the brushes clean in the rotor hammer by using compressed air in the air inlets. Otherwise the internals get dusty and it quit and will need to go in for service. I dropped the tool off at their La Mirada location since I'm close by. Be sure to grab some monster energy drinks in the mini fridge. Haha. I've also used a 2" concrete coring bit with the unit and it goes through concrete easily. You can use the rotor hammer to clean up footings as well. Be sure to use lube on the splines and end of the bits religiously. I have owned the rotor hammer for about six years now and I can comfortably say that it paid for itself within 2 jobs. The cord is long so when your using the shovel attachment pay attention to not cutting through the power cord
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Yu
5.0 out of 5 stars There's kill, and then there's OVERKILL
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2011
"This kicks arse!"

I was torn between getting a smaller hammer and this one. I'm glad I purchased this. Used it in a couple of projects and this thing is powerful, without the kick of a mule.

It eats tiles set in concrete. Scaled it off the underlayment like scraping Oreo filling from the cookie. Started the project with a hammer and chisel and it barely dented any of the tiles. Whipped this bad boy and the tiles start flyin' off the concrete.

Chips and rips off old concrete like it wasn't there. In the basement, the previous owners put in an illegal bathroom. Wanted to flatten the floor after ripping out the walls. Realized that the tiles were mortared to a 1 1/2" cement substrate that they poured to raise the bathroom floor height. Try whacking that out with a chisel and hammer. This machine just eats it away!

Needed to drill through cinder block and brick wall to install a vent. Slapped on a 6" core bit, and before you know it, you can stick a human head in the wall.

Safety note! Remember you goggles, dust mask, ear plugs AND gloves. Being a powerful machine just short of a jackhammer, concrete shards and dust fly at ridiculous speeds and can easily make you a one eyed jack. Concrete dust is not healthy either and without a dust mask, it can give your silicosis and make you sound like you have TB. Hammering concrete is not a quiet job either and you can easily have ringing ears without ear plugs. Kills your hearing like a glock fired next to your ear.
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ECinDC
5.0 out of 5 stars Like a Knife through Hot Butter
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2012
Problem: Insert a 14" frost free sillcock through a 13" solid brick wall.
Solution: Makita HR4010C with a 1"x21" masonry bit.

It felt like it took longer to unpack, read the instructions, grease and insert the bit than it took to drill the hole.

I highly recommend the shelling out extra for the AVT model. I had plenty of control and very little bucking which allowed me to keep the 20lb. machine level to the wall as I drilled. Having used a similar Hitachi in the past I was amazed at how little my arms felt the weight and strain from the hammering. This is my new favorite toy and cant wait to demo bathroom tile next week.
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ECinDC
5.0 out of 5 stars Like a Knife through Hot Butter
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2012
Problem: Insert a 14" frost free sillcock through a 13" solid brick wall.
Solution: Makita HR4010C with a 1"x21" masonry bit.

It felt like it took longer to unpack, read the instructions, grease and insert the bit than it took to drill the hole.

I highly recommend the shelling out extra for the AVT model. I had plenty of control and very little bucking which allowed me to keep the 20lb. machine level to the wall as I drilled. Having used a similar Hitachi in the past I was amazed at how little my arms felt the weight and strain from the hammering. This is my new favorite toy and cant wait to demo bathroom tile next week.
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Computergandalf05
5.0 out of 5 stars Macht was sie soll
Reviewed in Germany on April 23, 2014
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Die Maschine macht was sie soll, habe das Gerät in meiner wüsten Altbaubaustelle im Einsatz, Hinkelsteine zertrümmern und ein meter lange Löcher bohren usw, wüst. geht ohne was. Kann ich jedem Semi Profesionellen Heimwerker der das Gerät für sein Leben haben will nur empfehlen.
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