Rotary Hammers

Makita HK0500 Impact Demolitionist Electric 550W with Chuck SDS Plus HK0500

Rated Power: 550W

Impacts: 0-3500/min

Impact Energy: 1.8 J

Vibrations: 10 m/s²

Weight: 3.2 kg

Double Insulation.

SDS-Plus Chuck.

Speed Adjustment.

Carrying Case.

Rated Power: 550W

Impacts: 0-3500/min

Impact Energy: 1.8 J

Vibrations: 10 m/s²

Weight: 3.2 kg

Double Insulation.

SDS-Plus Chuck.

Speed Adjustment.

Carrying Case.

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Description

Description

Rated Power: 550W

Impacts: 0-3500/min

Impact Energy: 1.8 J

Vibrations: 10 m/s²

Weight: 3.2 kg

Double Insulation.

SDS-Plus Chuck.

Speed Adjustment.

Carrying Case.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Power Source
Electric
Type
Demolitionist

Battery Specifications

Lithium
No

Current Specifications

Power
550 W
Cable Length
5 m

Features

Impact Energy
1.8 Joule
Maximum Number of Impacts
3500 bpm
Jam Protection
No
Socket
SDS - SDS Plus (TE-C)
Brushless
No
Pneumatic
No
Speed Adjustable
Yes
Impact
Yes
Rotary
No
Screwing/Unscrewing
No

Additional Features

Carrying Case
Hard Case
Handle included
No
Integrated Light
No
Guide
No
Net Weight
3100 gr

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • ΖΩΤΟΣ Ν
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    A light, powerful rotary hammer used as a hammer drill on brick and superficially on concrete. The D-handle design and its length result in more drilling meters with one climb up the ladder; you can easily drill a length of 1.5 meters, the tool together with the chisel is 1 m. The chuck is the sturdiest I have seen on MAKITA tools, it looks like SDS MAX but it is SDS PLUS, this makes it very good for prying bricks, also because of its length. Maintenance only brushes and grease in the chuck. The negative point of the tool is that the repair of the impact system is so complex that when we asked for repair no service accepted it, only replacement of the impact head at a cost of 250 euros. In the end I opened it and understood the refusal to repair, although it should have been simpler because the rotation system is missing; special tools were needed for this head. Otherwise, it is perhaps the strongest in its weight class.
    Update 2/1/25
    In the end I also added the fifth star after trying to repair all three rotary hammers; photos and video will follow.
    The service I had sent it to and which could not perform the maintenance had returned the hammer and piston tube cut in half from impact, and now I understood why. They could not remove the internal retaining clip; soon I will upload photos and video showing how the disassembly and reassembly is done.
    5/8/26
    Images from the disassembly of the impact system of the HK0500

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    • Power
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Comfortable grip
    • Weight
    • Value for money
    • Precision in operation
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  • A light, powerful rotary hammer used as a hammer drill on brick and superficially on concrete. The D-handle design and its length result in more drilling meters with one climb up the ladder; you can easily drill a length of 1.5 meters, the tool together with the chisel is 1 m. The chuck is the sturdiest I have seen on MAKITA tools, it looks like SDS MAX but it is SDS PLUS, this makes it very good for prying bricks, also because of its length. Maintenance only brushes and grease in the chuck. The negative point of the tool is that the repair of the impact system is so complex that when we asked for repair no service accepted it, only replacement of the impact head at a cost of 250 euros. In the end I opened it and understood the refusal to repair, although it should have been simpler because the rotation system is missing; special tools were needed for this head. Otherwise, it is perhaps the strongest in its weight class.
    Update 2/1/25
    In the end I also added the fifth star after trying to repair all three rotary hammers; photos and video will follow.
    The service I had sent it to and which could not perform the maintenance had returned the hammer and piston tube cut in half from impact, and now I understood why. They could not remove the internal retaining clip; soon I will upload photos and video showing how the disassembly and reassembly is done.
    5/8/26
    Images from the disassembly of the impact system of the HK0500

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Description & Specifications

Rated Power: 550W

Impacts: 0-3500/min

Impact Energy: 1.8 J

Vibrations: 10 m/s²

Weight: 3.2 kg

Double Insulation.

SDS-Plus Chuck.

Speed Adjustment.

Carrying Case.

Manufacturer

Product Details

Power Source
Electric
Type
Demolitionist

Battery Specifications

Lithium
No

Current Specifications

Power
550 W
Cable Length
5 m

Features

Impact Energy
1.8 Joule
Maximum Number of Impacts
3500 bpm
Jam Protection
No
Socket
SDS - SDS Plus (TE-C)
Brushless
No
Pneumatic
No
Speed Adjustable
Yes
Impact
Yes
Rotary
No
Screwing/Unscrewing
No

Additional Features

Carrying Case
Hard Case
Handle included
No
Integrated Light
No
Guide
No
Net Weight
3100 gr

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • ΖΩΤΟΣ Ν
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    A light, powerful rotary hammer used as a hammer drill on brick and superficially on concrete. The D-handle design and its length result in more drilling meters with one climb up the ladder; you can easily drill a length of 1.5 meters, the tool together with the chisel is 1 m. The chuck is the sturdiest I have seen on MAKITA tools, it looks like SDS MAX but it is SDS PLUS, this makes it very good for prying bricks, also because of its length. Maintenance only brushes and grease in the chuck. The negative point of the tool is that the repair of the impact system is so complex that when we asked for repair no service accepted it, only replacement of the impact head at a cost of 250 euros. In the end I opened it and understood the refusal to repair, although it should have been simpler because the rotation system is missing; special tools were needed for this head. Otherwise, it is perhaps the strongest in its weight class.
    Update 2/1/25
    In the end I also added the fifth star after trying to repair all three rotary hammers; photos and video will follow.
    The service I had sent it to and which could not perform the maintenance had returned the hammer and piston tube cut in half from impact, and now I understood why. They could not remove the internal retaining clip; soon I will upload photos and video showing how the disassembly and reassembly is done.
    5/8/26
    Images from the disassembly of the impact system of the HK0500

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Comfortable grip
    • Weight
    • Value for money
    • Precision in operation
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • A light, powerful rotary hammer used as a hammer drill on brick and superficially on concrete. The D-handle design and its length result in more drilling meters with one climb up the ladder; you can easily drill a length of 1.5 meters, the tool together with the chisel is 1 m. The chuck is the sturdiest I have seen on MAKITA tools, it looks like SDS MAX but it is SDS PLUS, this makes it very good for prying bricks, also because of its length. Maintenance only brushes and grease in the chuck. The negative point of the tool is that the repair of the impact system is so complex that when we asked for repair no service accepted it, only replacement of the impact head at a cost of 250 euros. In the end I opened it and understood the refusal to repair, although it should have been simpler because the rotation system is missing; special tools were needed for this head. Otherwise, it is perhaps the strongest in its weight class.
    Update 2/1/25
    In the end I also added the fifth star after trying to repair all three rotary hammers; photos and video will follow.
    The service I had sent it to and which could not perform the maintenance had returned the hammer and piston tube cut in half from impact, and now I understood why. They could not remove the internal retaining clip; soon I will upload photos and video showing how the disassembly and reassembly is done.
    5/8/26
    Images from the disassembly of the impact system of the HK0500

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