15 Amp 1-1/8 in. Hex Corded 70 lb. AVT Breaker Hammer with Anti-Vibration Technology, Cart and (4) Bits

The Makita 1-1/8 in. Hex 70 lb. AVT Breaker Hammer with Cart and Bits provides superior efficiency with a 15 Amp motor that delivers 1110 BPM and 46.5 ft. lbs. of impact energy. Featuring 107 dB operations, this breaker hammer is low noise and is easy to use with fixed movement handles to give you more control and better accuracy and anti-vibration technology for comfortable use. Packed with convenience features, including a LED power light to indicate switch failure or cord damage, an AC/DC switch for use with an alternative power source and a 16.4 ft. jobsite cord, this tool is engineered for long-lasting and reliable use and is suitable for DIY or professional projects.

Powerful 15 Amp motor delivers 46.5 ft. lbs. of impact energy to handle the most demanding applications

Anti-vibration technology (AVT) greatly reduces vibration and directs more impact energy to the work surface for increased user comfort and greater productivity

Fixed movement handles provide more control and better accuracy

Shorter profile design for easier movement around uneven surfaces

LED power light indicates switch failure or cord damage

Automatic brush cut-off protects commentator from damage for longer tool life

Low noise level of only 107 dB

Convenient AC/DC switch allows use with alternative power source

Large, easy-to-operate switch for operator comfort and control

16.4 ft. jobsite cord for greater versatility

Cylindrical tool holder enables new bolt holes to be drilled should the original bolts break

Makita motor advantage engineered with field core interlocking steel laminations, dual ball bearing armature and more copper commentator bars increases energy transfer efficiency for more power and longer tool life

Includes: 1-1/8 in. hex 70 lb. AVT breaker hammer, hex wrench (783202-8), hammer cart (122010-A) and 4-bits

1-year limited warranty

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