Rotary Hammer Makita HR2631FTJ

The Makita HR2631FTJ rotary hammer is a corded SDS-Plus hammer designed for drilling and light chiselling in masonry and concrete. Powered by an 800 W motor and operating from 230 V AC supply, it provides reliable, continuous performance for site and workshop use. With an impact energy of 2.4 J and an SDS-Plus chuck system, the tool accepts a wide range of bits and enables drilling in concrete up to 24 mm diameter. The compact form and black-and-blue finish combine durability with a practical design for regular professional use.

Advantages

The 800 W motor delivers steady power for consistent drilling and hammering performance without frequent overload. The SDS-Plus chuck ensures quick bit changes and secure retention under load. An impact energy of 2.4 J balances effective percussive action with manageable vibration for tasks that require both drilling and light chiselling. The corded 230 V configuration provides uninterrupted operation for extended jobs. The tool's compact design supports access in confined spaces while maintaining robust build quality for daily use.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, brick and masonry up to 24 mm diameter
• Installing anchors, plugs and through-fixings in structural walls
• Light chiselling work such as removing tiles or mortar
• Workshop and construction site tasks requiring continuous corded power

Key specifications

• Motor power: 800 W
• Impact energy: 2.4 J
• Maximum concrete drilling diameter: 24 mm
• Chuck type: SDS-Plus
• Operating voltage: 230 V AC
• Primary use: drilling and light chiselling in masonry and concrete
• Colour: black and blue

How to use

Install an appropriately sized SDS-Plus drill or chisel bit according to the task, ensuring the tool is disconnected from the power supply while changing accessories. Select the drilling or hammer mode as required, position the bit on the marked spot, and apply steady pressure while allowing the tool's percussive action to do the work. For continuous operation, maintain a stable power connection to the 230 V supply and avoid overloading the motor by matching drill size to material hardness. After use, disconnect power, clean the chuck and bit, and store the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, ear protection and dust mask when drilling or chiselling. For best results in hard concrete, pre-drill pilot holes with a smaller diameter where possible and allow the tool to cool during prolonged heavy use to preserve motor life.