Makita HM0870C 240V Demolition Hammer SDS Max

Makita HM0870C 240V Demolition Hammer SDS Max – Demolition Hammers

The Makita HM0870C 240V Demolition Hammer SDS Max delivers robust performance for demanding demolition tasks. Designed for versatility and reliability, this electric tool is ideal for both professional and serious DIY users who require strong breaking power and precision.

• Power rating: 1,100W
• Impact energy: 7.6 joules
• Blows per minute: 1,100–2,650 bpm
• Tool fitting: SDS Max chuck
• Weight: 5.1kg

Compared to typical demolition hammers in its class, the Makita HM0870C stands out for its blend of impressive power and refined handling. Its reduced overall weight makes it far easier to manoeuvre than heavier competitors, without sacrificing the impact energy and durability required for concrete breaking and masonry removal. The efficient SDS Max chuck system not only ensures secure bit retention but also allows for swift accessory changes, outpacing previous Makita models and rival brands in both ease and reliability.

Key Technical Advantages: Technology and Performance

The Makita HM0870C 240V Demolition Hammer SDS Max features Advanced Anti-Vibration Technology, which significantly reduces user fatigue during extended sessions. Its variable speed control affords the operator maximum precision, while the powerful 1,100W motor can withstand continuous use in rigorous site conditions.

The electronic speed control and soft start functions mean you can smoothly ramp up to operating speed, reducing the likelihood of surface damage and offering extra control from the outset. Additionally, the double-insulated body construction enhances user safety and prolongs the tool’s lifetime, meeting stringent safety regulations.

Incorporating features that surpass industry standards, this demolition hammer is as suited to controlled chiselling as it is to robust concrete breaking. For tradespeople seeking an SDS Max demolition hammer which matches performance with comfort, the Makita HM0870C is a standout choice that melds reliable Japanese engineering with the practical needs of the British workforce.