Description
Makita HR4013C SDS Max Hammer Drill / Makita Demolition Hammer 110V – Ex-Demo Looks Like New
The Makita HR4013C SDS Max Hammer Drill is a powerful and durable rotary Makita demolition hammer, designed for demanding drilling and breaking applications in concrete and masonry.
This Makita HR4013C SDS Max hammer drill is an ex-demonstration tool, previously used only for display and demonstration purposes by a Makita sales representative. It has seen very light use and remains in excellent condition.
The tool is very clean overall, with only a few small, minor scratches on the handle and very light cosmetic marks on the body, which do not affect performance in any way.
Built Japan with Makita’s advanced engineering, it features anti-vibration technology, variable speed control, and a robust all-metal gearbox, ensuring reliable and efficient operation on site.
Key Features
- 110V – 1100W high-performance motor
- Up to 8 Joules impact energy
- 2-mode operation: Rotary hammer & hammer-only
- SDS Max chuck for quick bit changes
- Anti-vibration system for user comfort
- Torque limiting clutch for safety
- Variable speed control for precision
- All-metal gearbox for durability
- Fan-cooled motor
- Soft-grip handle
- Replaceable carbon brushes
- Weight: 6.8kg
Condition
- Ex-Demo – Excellent Condition
- Used for demonstration purposes only
- Very clean tool
- Minor cosmetic scratches on handle
- Very small, light marks on body
- Fully tested and in perfect working order
What’s Included
- Makita HR4013C SDS Max Impact Drill
- Two detachable handles
- Tool case
Important Note (Used / Ex-Demo Disclaimer)
This is an ex-demonstration (used) tool. It has been lightly used for display purposes only and may show minor cosmetic marks such as small scratches. The tool has been fully tested and is in excellent working condition. Original packaging and some accessories may not be included unless stated.
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