Battery Makita Ni-MH 9135 9.6V

The Makita Ni-MH 9135 9.6V battery is a Nickel‑Metal Hydride power pack with a nominal voltage of 9.6 volts and a capacity of 3 Ah. Designed for compatibility with a range of Makita cordless tools, this battery delivers steady output for general-purpose applications. Its chemistry balances energy density and durability to provide reliable runtime and repeated charge cycles for workshop and jobsite use.

Advantages

The Ni‑MH chemistry offers a stable discharge profile and reduced memory effect compared with older Ni‑Cd cells, supporting consistent tool performance through a typical work session. The 3 Ah capacity provides a balance between runtime and weight, keeping handheld tools manageable while extending operating time. The battery is engineered for repeated charging and discharging cycles and for integration with compatible Makita chargers to enable efficient recharge times.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• General-purpose cordless drilling and driving where moderate runtime is required
• Light to medium sanding, cutting, and fastening tasks on the jobsite or in the workshop
• Maintenance and repair tasks where tool mobility and quick battery swaps are needed

Key specifications

• Battery chemistry: Nickel‑Metal Hydride (Ni‑MH)
• Nominal voltage: 9.6 V
• Capacity: 3 Ah (3000 mAh)
• Typical applications: cordless power tools requiring 9.6 V Ni‑MH packs
• Form factor: compact pack designed for compatible tool models

How to use

Insert the battery into a compatible Makita tool according to the tool’s battery insertion method until it clicks into place. Use a charger designed for Ni‑MH batteries and follow the charger's instructions for connecting and disconnecting the pack. Allow the battery to cool to ambient temperature before charging if it has been used extensively. Remove the battery from the tool when not in use and store it in a dry, cool place to maintain charge retention.

Usage recommendations

For optimal service life, avoid full deep discharges on a regular basis and charge the battery promptly after use. Use chargers specified for Ni‑MH chemistries and follow safety guidance in tool and charger manuals. Store the battery at moderate charge levels if it will be unused for extended periods, and inspect contacts for dirt or corrosion before installation.