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Rotary hammer Makita HR3200C 850 W, SDS‑Plus, 5.5 J impact, 3300 RPM, 32 mm wood, 32 mm concrete
The Makita HR3200C is a corded rotary hammer designed for medium-duty drilling and chiselling tasks in construction and renovation. It features an 850 W input motor, SDS‑Plus tool retention, and delivers up to 5.5 J of impact energy with a maximum no‑load speed of 3300 RPM. The tool can drill up to 32 mm in wood and concrete and up to 13 mm in steel, while weighing 4.8 kg and offering a compact balance between power and handling.
The SDS‑Plus chuck provides quick and secure bit changes and compatibility with a wide range of rotary hammer bits and chisels. With 5.5 J impact energy and a high maximum speed, the unit tackles drilling and light chiselling efficiently. Its corded AC power source ensures consistent performance for prolonged jobs without battery changes, and the moderate weight supports extended use with manageable fatigue.
The Makita HR3200C is not intended for heavy-duty demolition where higher impact energy and larger SDS‑Max systems are required. For very long overhead work or sites without easy access to mains power, a battery-powered rotary hammer may be more convenient. It is also less suitable if you need extremely low-vibration or ultra-compact tools for precision finish work.
Select an appropriate SDS‑Plus bit for the material and secure it into the chuck until it locks. Use the correct drilling mode—rotary drilling for wood and metal, rotary hammer mode for concrete and masonry, and chiselling mode for light demolition—following the tool's mode selector. Hold the tool with both hands, position the bit on the mark, and start at low speed to create a pilot, then increase speed as needed. Apply steady, moderate pressure; let the tool's impact energy do the work. Always disconnect from the mains before changing accessories or performing maintenance.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask when drilling or chiselling. For best results in concrete, start with a smaller pilot hole and increase diameter progressively, and periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust. Maintain the tool by keeping vents clear and following the manufacturer's service intervals.
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