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Posted 17 September 2023
Makita DHP482Z DTD152Z Cordless LXT 18V Li-Ion Combi Drill & Impact Driver Pack - With code powertoolmate
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Very good price for Combi hammer drill and impact driver package.
DHP482Z typically retails in the £55-65 range.
DTD152Z typically retails in the £60-70 range.
Using the Collect10, you can get both for £89.99.
DTD152Z:
Specification:
DHP482Z:
Specification:
Capacity in Steel: 13 mm
DHP482Z typically retails in the £55-65 range.
DTD152Z typically retails in the £60-70 range.
Using the Collect10, you can get both for £89.99.
DTD152Z:
Specification:
- Voltage: 18 v
- Standard Bolt: M5-M16
- High Tensile Bolt: M5-M12
- Coarse thread (length): 22 - 125 mm
- Max Fastening Torque: 165 Nm
- No Load Speed: 0 - 2900 rpm
- Vibration Fastening Bolt: 10.5 m/sec²
- Vibration K factor: 1.5 m/sec²
- Noise sound pressure: 93 dB(A)
- Noise sound power: 104 dB(A)
- Noise K factor: 3 dB(A)
- Net weight: 1.5 kg
- Driving Shank: 6.35mm (1/4") Hex
- Machine Screw: M4-M8
- Impacts per Minute: 0 – 3,500 ipm
DHP482Z:
Specification:
Capacity in Steel: 13 mm
- Capacity in Wood: 38 mm
- Chuck Capacity: 1.5 - 13 mm
- Capacity in Masonry: 13 mm
- Blows per Minute (Hi) – ipm: 0 - 28,500 ipm
- Blows per Minute (Lo) – ipm: 0 - 9,000 ipm
- No Load Speed (Hi): 0 - 1,900 rpm
- No Load Speed (Lo): 0 - 600 rpm
- Voltage: 18 v
- Torque Settings: 21 + drill
- Vibration K factor: 1.5 m/sec²
- Noise sound pressure: 82 dB(A)
- Noise sound power: 93 dB(A)
- Noise K factor: 3 dB(A)
- Net weight: 1.8 kg
- Max. Fastening Torque (Soft Joint): 36 Nm
- Max. Fastening Torque (Hard Joint): 62 Nm
- Vibration: Impact drilling into concrete: 6.0 m/sec²
- Vibration: Drilling into metal: 2.5 m/sec²
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Please note: This item does not include a battery or charger.
Edited by a community support team member, 17 September 2023
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If you are a pro, using them 4-6 hours a day, you are probably better off with a brushless. However, as a simple person that use tools to dabble around the house, the additional battery life of brushless is irrelevant and the additional wear life is also likely irrelevant as they are likely to last me 20 years or more.
ITS has a good summary of Makita Combi drills:
hub.its.co.uk/buy…uy/MAKITA DHP482Another step up in power, but with a brushed motor we have the very popular (our most popular) DHP482. This has always offered an excellent combination of power and performance Vs value (which is why it’s so popular)
The DHP482 has a brushed motor, 2-speed gearbox with plastic housing and plastic chuck, 21 torque settings and will deliver 60Nm of torque.What is the best Makita combi drill for the price?
Makita DHP482 – This offers a very impressive performance for a general duty Makita combi drill. It will be able to achieve most things you ask of it on site and it won’t let you down!
Awesome price for both!
Cheers OP!
They've been cheaper, but not much.
Do these take the White 18v batteriesThe only white makita batteries I've ever seen are G series so a big NO they won't fit these powertools.
However if your batteries have LXT printed on them then they will definitely fit. (edited)- Yes that’s correctNo it's not correct, it sounds like the person is using G series batteries so they won't fit.
Price seems decent for Makita
£94.49?
Any batteries deal?
£98.99 for me- Gone.
- AuthorAll sold. I'll expire.