Makita (HR5000) 2" Rotary Hammer, Spline, AC/DC, 2-mode, case - HR5000
The Makita 2 In. rotary hammer (model HR5000) has a powerful 11.0 AMP motor that delivers 2,100 BPM for the most demanding applications. The torque limiting clutch is engineered to prevent gear damage by automatically disengaging gears if the bit binds. The HR5000 rotary hammer includes 2-mode operation for hammering only or hammering with rotation for multiple applications.
Features
- All ball-and-needle bearing construction for longer tool life
- Powerful 11 AMP motor delivers 2,100 BPM for the most demanding applications
- Built-in clutch reduces gear damage by disengaging gears if the bit binds
- 2-mode operation for "Hammering Only" or "Hammering with Rotation" for multiple applications
What our Experts Think
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Powerful concrete performance: The 11 AMP motor delivers 2,100 BPM and a maximum 2" drilling capacity, providing the force needed for tough concrete applications.
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Versatile operation: The 2-mode design allows hammering with rotation for drilling and hammering only for chiseling and demolition tasks.
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Efficient impact system: Sequential impact timing helps reduce overlapping impacts, improving drilling speed and overall performance.
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Built for job-site durability: All ball-and-needle bearing construction, precision-machined metal gears, and factory-packed grease help extend tool life in demanding environments.
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Professional control features: The torque-limiting clutch helps protect gears if the bit binds, while the 360° swiveling grip improves handling flexibility.
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Expert verdict: A reliable choice for contractors who need a rugged corded rotary hammer with strong drilling power, long-lasting durability, and the versatility to handle heavy masonry work.
Q&A
Q: What is the Makita HR5000 rotary hammer?
A: The Makita HR5000 is a heavy-duty 2" rotary hammer with an 11 AMP motor, spline bit compatibility, AC/DC operation, and two operating modes for professional concrete drilling and chiseling.
Q: How powerful is the Makita HR5000?
A: It delivers 2,100 BPM, 260 RPM, and 8.7 ft.lbs. of impact energy for demanding concrete, masonry, and demolition applications.
Q: What materials can the HR5000 drill?
A: It is designed for drilling concrete, masonry, and similar materials, with a maximum concrete drilling capacity of 2 inches and core drilling capacity up to 5-7/8 inches.
Q: What bit type does the Makita HR5000 use?
A: The HR5000 accepts Spline shank bits, providing a secure connection for heavy-duty drilling and chiseling applications.
Q: Does the Makita HR5000 have multiple operating modes?
A: Yes. It features two modes: hammering with rotation for drilling and hammering only for chiseling and demolition work.
Q: Does the HR5000 include overload protection?
A: Yes. Its built-in torque limiter helps protect the gears by disengaging when the bit binds, improving tool durability and safety.
Q: Is the Makita HR5000 suitable for professional contractors?
A: Yes. Its powerful motor, all-metal gear construction, spline drive system, and heavy-duty design make it suitable for construction, concrete work, and renovation projects.
Q: Can the Makita HR5000 run on AC or DC power?
A: Yes. The AC/DC switch allows operation from compatible alternating or direct current power sources.
Q: What accessories are included with the HR5000?
A: The package includes side handle, D-handle, depth gauge, grease, hex wrenches, and a carrying case.
Maintenance Tips
- Clean concrete dust, debris, and buildup from the tool body, vents, and chuck area after each use.
- Inspect spline bits and accessories for wear, cracks, or damage before operation.
- Keep the spline chuck clean and apply recommended grease to bits for smoother operation and reduced wear.
- Check the tool’s mode selector and switches for proper operation before use.
- Keep ventilation openings clear to prevent motor overheating during heavy-duty applications.
- Inspect carbon brushes regularly and replace worn brushes to maintain motor performance.
- Check the power cord, plug, handles, and fasteners for damage or looseness.
- Lubricate moving components as recommended to extend tool life and maintain performance.
- Avoid harsh cleaners; use a soft cloth or brush to remove dust and debris.
- Store the rotary hammer in its carrying case in a dry location to protect it from dust and moisture.
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