Rotary Hammer Makita HR3011FCJ

The Makita HR3011FCJ rotary hammer is a corded, SDS Plus tool designed for demanding concrete and masonry work. It is powered by a 1050 W motor that delivers consistent drilling and chiseling performance. The tool supports a maximum concrete drilling diameter of 30 mm and combines a no-load speed of 840 RPM with an impact rate of 4,500 impacts per minute to maintain progress in heavy-duty tasks. With a compact footprint (369 mm length, 98 mm depth) and a weight of 5.6 kg, the HR3011FCJ balances power and manageability for professional and advanced DIY use.

Advantages

The rotary hammer provides high drilling speed and impact energy for efficient penetration in concrete and masonry. Its SDS Plus chuck ensures quick, secure bit changes without additional tools. The combination of a powerful 1050 W motor and a high impact rate supports both drilling and light chiseling applications. A 2.5 m power cord offers flexibility on site, while the compact dimensions and ergonomically arranged controls aid in operator control and accessibility in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and through-holes in concrete and reinforced masonry
• Chiseling and light demolition work on walls and floors
• Installing electrical boxes and plumbing penetrations
• Professional construction and renovation tasks requiring sustained performance

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1050 W
• Chuck type: SDS Plus
• Maximum concrete drilling diameter: 30 mm
• No-load speed: 840 RPM
• Impact rate: 4,500 IPM
• Weight: 5.6 kg
• Cord length: 2.5 m
• Product colour: Blue, Black
• Compact dimensions: 369 mm × 98 mm (length × depth)

How to use

Select an appropriate SDS Plus bit and secure it in the chuck according to the tool’s insertion procedure. Set the tool to the required mode—rotary drilling or hammer drilling—based on the workpiece and task. Hold the tool with both hands, apply steady pressure without forcing the bit, and start at low speed to establish the hole, then allow the motor and impact mechanism to advance the drilling. For chiseling, use the correct chisel attachment and position the tool at the intended angle while maintaining a stable stance. Always disconnect power before changing bits or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and dust masks when drilling or chiseling concrete. For prolonged drilling in reinforced materials, allow intermittent cooling periods and remove debris from the hole to maintain efficiency. Ensure the work area has adequate ventilation and secure the workpiece where possible.