Rotary Hammer Makita HP002GZ

The Makita HP002GZ rotary hammer is a compact, battery-powered tool designed for drilling and light chiselling tasks. It features a high-speed motor with a rated speed range of 600–2200 RPM and a chuck starting from 1.5 mm, combining portability with practical performance. With a total weight of 2 kg and compact dimensions (86 mm width, 180 mm depth), the tool is intended for users who need a lightweight, easy-to-handle rotary hammer for on-site and household work.

Advantages

The cordless design allows for unrestricted movement on jobsites without the need for a power outlet. The wide speed range (600–2200 RPM) provides versatility across materials and drill bit sizes, while the compact form and low weight reduce operator fatigue during extended use. A small chuck capacity starting at 1.5 mm enables precise drilling for smaller fasteners and pilot holes. The combination of these characteristics makes the tool suitable for tight spaces and overhead work.

Suitable for

• Drilling pilot holes in wood, metal, and masonry with small-diameter bits
• Light-duty concrete and brick drilling where portability is required
• Installation tasks in confined or elevated work areas
• Quick on-site repairs and maintenance where a compact rotary hammer is preferable

Key specifications

• Rated speed: 600–2200 RPM
• Chuck capacity: from 1.5 mm
• Power source: battery (cordless)
• Weight: 2 kg
• Dimensions (approx.): 86 mm width, 180 mm depth

How to use

Select a drill bit suitable for the material and insert it into the chuck, ensuring it is securely fastened. Set the desired speed within the 600–2200 RPM range according to bit diameter and material hardness; use lower speeds for hard materials and small bits, and higher speeds for softer materials and larger bits. Hold the rotary hammer firmly with both hands, align the bit with the intended drilling point, and apply steady, moderate pressure while operating the tool. Allow the tool to perform the cutting action rather than forcing it. After completion, turn off the unit and remove the battery before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves. Choose battery packs with sufficient charge and capacity for the expected workload, and use bits rated for masonry when drilling concrete or brick. Regularly inspect the chuck and bits for wear, and follow manufacturer guidance for battery care and storage to maintain optimal tool performance.