Adapter Makita E-13041 SDS Max Black 260 mm 2.22 cm

The Makita E-13041 SDS Max adapter is a purpose-built accessory for SDS Max drilling systems, designed to extend compatibility and reach for a variety of drilling tasks. With an overall length of 260 mm and a working diameter of 2.22 cm, this black-finished adapter provides a durable connection between the drill and the chosen bit or tool, helping maintain stable performance during rotary and hammer drilling operations.

Advantages

The adapter's 260 mm length increases reach for deeper or hard-to-access drilling points, while the 2.22 cm diameter ensures secure seating of compatible bits. The black finish enhances surface durability and offers resistance to wear from regular use. Designed to match the SDS Max interface, the adapter supports reliable engagement and efficient transfer of impact energy when used with appropriate drills, reducing wobble and maintaining alignment under load.

Suitable for

• Extending reach for concrete and masonry drilling
• Use with SDS Max rotary hammers for demolition or anchoring
• Applications requiring stable bit connection at extended lengths
• Professional and DIY tasks where access or depth is a concern

Key specifications

• Shank system: SDS Max compatible
• Overall length: 260 mm
• Working diameter: 2.22 cm
• Finish: black protective coating
• Intended use: rotary and hammer drilling applications

How to use

Insert the adapter into the drill's SDS Max chuck until it locks into place, ensuring the connection is secure before starting the tool. Attach a compatible bit to the adapter's working end, making sure the bit seats fully and aligns straight. Operate the drill following the manufacturer's recommended speed and impact settings for the material being drilled. Periodically stop to check the adapter and bit for tightness and wear, and replace the adapter if excessive wear or damage is observed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Select drill speeds and hammer settings suitable for the material (e.g., lower speeds for harder concrete). Avoid side loading the adapter to prevent premature wear; keep the drill aligned with the hole axis and allow the tool to do the work.