Makita DHR242 Cordless Hammer Drill (SDS-Plus)

Makita DHR242 Cordless Hammer Drill (SDS-Plus)

Product description

The Makita DHR242 is an 18-volt SDS-Plus hammer drill that drills into concrete, brick, and stone where a regular drill would only polish the surface – its 2 joules of impact energy sinks an 8 mm anchor hole into a concrete wall in seconds. Three operating modes cover drilling, hammer drilling, and light chiseling, so with the same machine, you can attach shelves to a concrete wall, drill through-holes, and remove a couple of tiles. A brushless motor and vibration damping make the work controlled, and SDS bits change in seconds without keys. As a cordless tool, it also works where there's no power outlet – in an apartment building stairwell, at a cottage, or by a garden wall. When you encounter a concrete wall, this is the right machine.

Technical details

Voltage
18 V
Chuck
SDS-Plus
Impact energy
2.0 J
Max. drilling in concrete
24 mm bit
Operating modes
drilling / hammer drilling / chiseling

Included in rental

  • Makita DHR242 hammer drill
  • 18 V battery and charger
  • side handle and depth stop. For an additional fee: SDS-Plus drill bits, dust extraction attachment

Frequently asked questions

Does the machine drill anchor holes into concrete walls?

Yes, that is the core task of this machine – 6–12 mm anchor holes are made in seconds, even in solid concrete walls.

Are drill bits included?

SDS bits are not included as standard – please specify the sizes you need when booking, and we'll ensure the bits are ready for you.

Can the machine be used for chiseling?

Yes, for light chiseling: removing tiles and small openings are possible. For floor demolition, rent our heavy-duty Hilti TE 1000 demolition hammer.

Why isn't a regular impact drill enough for concrete?

The impact of a regular impact drill is a fraction of the hammer drill's 2 joules – in concrete, that means grinding for minutes instead of seconds.