MAKITA'S NEW 2" ROTARY HAMMER PACKS POWER WITH LESS VIBRATION

November 2, 2007 - LA MIRADA, CA - Makita USA, Inc., manufacturer of high quality industrial power tools and accessories is proud to announce the launch a new addition to the company’s growing industrial hammer line, model HR5210C 2" Rotary Hammer with AVT technology.  AVT is an exclusive counterbalance system engineered internally to reduce vibration up to three-times that of competitor products.

“This is a best-in-class rotary hammer featuring Anti-Vibration Technology,” said Anthony Corwin, Makita Product Manager, Commercial Products. “AVT reduces vibration, so more power in the motor is delivered to the tool bit, not the user.” 

Model HR5210C is a versatile, high-powered rotary hammer for heavy-duty applications. The hammer features dual mode operation: hammering-with-rotation and hammering-only, with a built-in torque limiter that ensures stable torque control and disengages the motor should the bit bind or hit reinforcements.  In addition, the no-hammering-while-idling ensures longer life and greater performance of the tool, while the electronic speed control reduces speed loss when working in heavy applications to ensure maximum productivity. This new hammer also large size carbon brushes that have a two-times longer life than competitive models. The 15 AMP motor provides more power (0 - 260 RPM, and 1,075 - 2,150 blows-per-minute) for a range of applications. 

The HR5210C weighs 25.6 pounds and has two options of side handles available (straight and D-shaped), both with rubberized grips; and a large rubberized rear handle; all of which contribute to the overall comfort of the tool. The recessed operation mode switch helps prevent it from being damaged, while the one-touch sliding chuck allows for quick bit changes increasing end-user productivity. 

The HR5210C is a versatile rotary hammer for masons, remodelers, electricians, plumbers, demolition contractors, and general contractors seeking a best-in-class industrial quality rotary hammer. The tool is built for drilling large anchor holes and breaking concrete and other masonry materials, as well as drilling in wood and metal, and core drilling.