Rotary Hammer (w/o Acc) - 2" Spline Shank - 11.0 amps / HR5000
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The Makita Rotary Hammer (HR5000) is used with a spline or 3/4" hex / 21/32" round shank. It functions as hammer and rotation or hammer only.
If the tool jams, its torque limiter stops bit rotation for increased safety and enhanced tool protection.
This hammer has large comfortable grip that swivels 360° for easy handling.
It comes with factory packed grease for reduced maintenance and care.
The hammer's automatic shut-off carbon brushes shut off the motor when carbon brushes require replacement.
The following is included with this hammer:
- Hex Wrench 4 (783202-0)
- Side Handle (273472-4)
- D-Style Side Handle (134887-9)
- Plastic Carrying Case (150589-9)
- Rotary Hammer: The rotary hammer drills while using a piston mechanism to pound the drill bit in and out while it spins.
| Vendor Part #: | HR5000 |
| Amperage Measurement: | [11.0 amps] at [120 V] |
| Blows per Minute: | [2100 BPM] |
| Capacity Concrete (Core Bit): | [5-7/8 inches] |
| Capacity Concrete (TCT): | [2 inches] |
| Impact Energy: | [11.8 J] |
| Motor: | Brushed |
| Net Weight: | [21.8 lbs.] |
| No Load Speed: | [260 RPM] |
| Noise Level: | [99 dB] |
| Overall Length: | [18.75 inches] |
| Shank Size: | [3/4 inch] |
| Shank Type: | Spline Shank |
| Vibration Level: | [25.0 m/s²] (Drilling) / [20.0 m/s²] (Chiselling) |
- √Demolition
- √for Chiseling
- √With Concrete (Core Bit)
- √With Concrete (TCT)
- √On the Jobsite
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