What does the Makita DHR241RT1J 18V cordless rotary hammer offer?

The Makita DHR241RT1J is a compact cordless rotary hammer for anyone who wants to drill in concrete, stone and masonry without a cable. With 18 volts and the included 5Ah battery, you work flexibly on site, in the workshop or on interior projects.

The supplied MAKPAC case lets you transport and store the machine, battery and accessories safely and in an organised way.

Functions and typical applications

This cordless rotary hammer is suitable for standard fixing holes, light chiselling work and drilling in concrete, stone and masonry. With suitable bits, you can also drill in wood and metal.

• 18V drive for cordless working
• Rotary hammer mode for concrete and stone
• Impact stop for drilling in wood and metal (check function for this model)
• Includes 5Ah battery for longer run time per charge
• MAKPAC system case for safe transport and tidy storage

Who is the Makita DHR241RT1J suitable for?

This cordless rotary hammer is aimed at DIYers, renovators and tradespeople who need a flexible tool for frequent drilling work indoors and outdoors. Thanks to battery operation, you can also work where there is no socket available, for example on shell construction sites or scaffolding.

Scope of delivery and practical benefits

The Makita DHR241RT1J 18V cordless rotary hammer set with 5Ah and MAKPAC gives you a ready-to-use solution including transport option.

• Makita DHR241RT1J cordless rotary hammer
• 18V battery with 5Ah capacity (other batteries can be used optionally)
• MAKPAC case for storage and transport

The 5Ah battery enables longer work phases before you need to recharge. The MAKPAC case protects the tool from impacts and dust on site and in the vehicle.

What should you pay attention to when using it?

Use suitable drill bits for each material, for example SDS-Plus drill bits for concrete. Wear safety goggles and hearing protection for hammer drilling work. Recharge the battery in good time to avoid interruptions during important tasks.

If you already own other Makita 18V tools, you can usually use existing batteries and chargers within the same range. This way you can gradually build a flexible cordless system for many different applications.