Rotary Hammer Makita HR2810

The Makita HR2810 rotary hammer combines a compact housing with an 800 W motor designed for drilling and light chiselling tasks. With a maximum speed of 1100 RPM and impact energy of 2.8 J, this tool is intended for work in masonry and concrete where moderate drilling performance and controllable impact action are required. Its compact footprint (approximately 314 mm × 89 mm × 225 mm) and weight of around 3.4 kg support one-handed guiding and transport between job sites.

Advantages

The tool offers a balance of power and portability thanks to its 800 W motor and relatively low weight. Compact dimensions allow access to confined spaces and improved manoeuvrability when drilling overhead or in tight corners. The 2.8 J impact energy is suitable for standard concrete drilling, while a maximum rotational speed of 1100 RPM provides stable hole development and consistent bit advance.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete and masonry up to 32 mm diameter
• Installing anchors, sleeves and dowels in walls and floors
• Light chiselling work such as removing tiles or mortar in renovation tasks
• General construction and maintenance where a compact rotary hammer is needed

Key specifications

• Motor power: 800 W
• Maximum speed: 1100 RPM
• Impact energy: 2.8 J
• Maximum drilling capacity in concrete: 32 mm
• Approximate dimensions: 314 mm (length) × 89 mm (width) × 225 mm (height)
• Weight: approximately 3.4 kg

How to use

Select an appropriate SDS-compatible drill bit or chisel for the task and secure it according to the manufacturer’s insertion procedure. Set the tool to the required operating mode (drilling or hammer drilling) and adjust rotation speed if applicable. Maintain a steady, moderate pressure—let the tool’s impact energy and rotation do the work rather than forcing the bit. For overhead or prolonged drilling, use auxiliary handles and a stable stance to control the tool effectively.

Usage recommendations

Prior to operation, inspect drill bits for wear and ensure the bit seating is clean. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust control measures when working with concrete or masonry. For extended jobs, allow the motor to cool periodically to prevent overheating and follow routine maintenance such as cleaning vents and checking carbon brushes where applicable.