Makita 18V LXT Hammer Driver Drill DHP482Z - Skin Only, Cordless with All-Metal Gears & 2-Speed

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Description & Specs

The Makita 18V Hammer Driver Drill DHP482Z is a compact, durable cordless drill supplied as a skin only, ready for drilling and fastening on your existing 18V LXT batteries. All-metal gear construction adds durability for everyday trade use.

  • Model: DHP482Z
  • Voltage: 18V
  • Gearing: Mechanical 2-speed
  • Chuck: Single-sleeve keyless
  • Configuration: Tool only, no battery included
  • Material: Metal / Plastic

The mechanical 2-speed gearing lets you switch between high torque and high speed, while the single-sleeve keyless chuck makes bit changes fast. If your hammer drill won't change from hammer mode, rotate the mode selector fully to the drill or driver setting. As a bare skin, the DHP482Z is a versatile pick for drilling timber, metal and masonry across the Makita 18V range.

More about this product

The Makita 18V Hammer Driver Drill DHP482Z is a compact, durable tool supplied as a skin only, designed for drilling and fastening tasks across various trades.

  • Skin only - no battery included
  • All-metal gear construction
  • Mechanical 2-speed gearing
  • Single-sleeve keyless chuck for easy bit changes
  • Voltage: 18V
  • Material: Metal / Plastic
  • Model: DHP482Z

Runs on Makita 18V batteries (sold separately).

Questions & Answers

Does the DHP482Z include a battery?

No. It is a skin only, so no battery is supplied. It runs on Makita 18V LXT batteries.

How do I change the drill bit?

The single-sleeve keyless chuck lets you loosen and tighten bits by hand without a chuck key.

How many speed settings does it have?

It has mechanical 2-speed gearing for high-torque or high-speed work.

My Makita hammer drill won't change from hammer mode - what do I do?

Turn the mode selector ring fully to the drill or driver icon; partial settings can leave it in hammer mode.

What are the gears made from?

It uses all-metal gear construction for durability.

Shipping & Returns

Standard Shipping Australia-wide
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
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Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.