Combination hammer based on predecessor model HR2610 but with improved operation mode change lever...Combination hammer based on predecessor model HR2610 but with improved operation mode change lever. With this drill you will not need to rotate the chuck in order to switch between Rotation and Hammering modes. Hand pain and fatigue is minimised thanks to the rubberised soft-grip handle which complements the overall lightweight ergonomic design. Based on predecessor model HR2610 but with improved operation mode change lever. One touch sliding chuck for easy bit installation and removal. Variable speed control by trigger to customise the use of drilling machine to suit applications. Forward/reverse rotation. Impacts per minute 0 - 4,600 ipm. 40 different bit angle settings. Depth stop. 1 year guarantee upgradable to 3 years via online registration. Features: Modified operation-mode change lever enables switch from 'Rotation' to 'Hammering' mode and vice-versa without rotating the chuck. 3 Mode operation: Rotation only / Rotation with hammering / Hammering only. One touch sliding chuck for easy bit installation and removal. Variable speed control by trigger. Forward / reverse rotation. Torque limiter. Double Insulation. 40 Different bit angle settings. Compact and lightweight design. Depth stop. Ergonomically designed handle with rubberised soft grip fits your hand perfectly to provide maximum control and comfort. Impact Energy: 2.4 J. Max in Concrete (TCT Bit): 26mm, (TCT Core): 68mm, (Diamond Core): 80mm. Max in Wood: 32mm. Max in Steel: 13mm. Impacts per Minute: 0 - 4,600 ipm. Input Wattage: 800W.
This guide is for users of the Makita HR2630 rotary hammer drill, providing a comprehensive overview of its features, usage, and maintenance. It's ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a powerful and versatile drilling solution for concrete, wood, and steel. The HR2630 offers enhanced ease of use and reduced fatigue. Note that while this model is designed for a variety of tasks, it's essential to use the correct drill bit for the material you are working with.
All features
Model Part Number
HR2630
Brand
Makita
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of drill bits does the HR2630 use?
The HR2630 uses SDS Plus drill bits.
What is the warranty period for this drill?
The drill comes with a 1-year guarantee, which can be extended to 3 years upon online registration.
How do I change the drilling mode?
Use the operation-mode change lever to switch between rotation only, rotation with hammering, and hammering only modes.
How do I adjust the drilling depth?
Use the depth stop to set the desired drilling depth.
Can I use this drill to chisel?
Yes, the drill has a hammering-only mode for chiseling.
What is the maximum drilling capacity in concrete?
The maximum drilling diameter in concrete is 26mm.
How do I maintain the drill?
Clean the exterior with a damp cloth, check the ventilation slots, and inspect the power cord regularly.
Troubleshooting
Drill does not start.
Check the power cord and outlet. Ensure the switch is in the "on" position.
Drill loses power during use.
Check for obstructions in the drill bit. Reduce pressure and let the motor cool down. Check the power supply for voltage drops.
Bit is difficult to remove.
Pull back the chuck sleeve firmly and remove the bit. Clean and lubricate the chuck.
Drilling is slow.
Use a sharp bit designed for the material you are drilling. Increase the speed setting if appropriate. Apply steady, even pressure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile 3-mode operation suitable for drilling, hammering, and chiseling.
User-friendly design with features like variable speed and forward/reverse rotation.
Comfortable and ergonomic handle reduces user fatigue.
SDS Plus chuck allows for quick bit changes.
Includes a torque limiter for enhanced safety.
Cons
Requires AC power, limiting portability.
May require more power than cordless drills.
Bit changes may require a learning curve for new users.
The maximum drilling capacity is limited to 26mm in concrete.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the power switch is in the "off" position before plugging it in.
Insert the appropriate SDS Plus bit into the chuck, pulling back on the chuck sleeve, inserting the bit, and releasing the sleeve.
Select the desired mode (rotation only, hammer with rotation, or hammer only).
Use the trigger to control the speed of drilling.
Compatibility:
Compatible with SDS Plus drill bits.
Ensure you use the correct bit type and size for the material you are drilling.
Care:
Regularly clean the drill's exterior with a damp cloth.
Check and clean the ventilation slots to prevent overheating.
Inspect the power cord for damage before each use.