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Makita DHP484Z 18V LXT brushless combi drill, body only, no battery or charger
  • Makita DHP484Z 18V LXT brushless combi drill, body only, no battery or charger
  • Makita DHP484Z combi drill left side view
  • Makita DHP484Z brushless motor detail
  • Makita DHP484Z all metal gear housing
  • Makita DHP484Z LED work light
  • Makita DHP484Z 21 torque settings plus drill mode
  • Makita DHP484Z in use

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Makita DHP484Z 18V LXT Brushless Combi Drill - BODY ONLY (No Battery, No Charger) - Parallel Import

R 4,745.00
R 4,745.00

BODY ONLY. NO BATTERY AND NO CHARGER ARE INCLUDED.
You are buying the drill on its own. If you do not already own Makita 18V LXT batteries and a charger, this tool will not run out of the box.

PARALLEL IMPORT. Here is exactly what that means.

  • We bought this unit abroad and imported it ourselves. It did not come through Makita South Africa.
  • It is brand new. It is not used and it is not refurbished.
  • Manuals, labelling and packaging may be for the country it was bought in.
  • Makita South Africa does not carry the warranty on it. Tasty Tech does, for 12 months.
12 month Tasty Tech warranty Free economy delivery over R2,000 Secure checkout

The drill most Makita owners end up buying second, and wish they had bought first.

The DHP484Z is Makita's brushless 18V combi drill. It drills, it screws, and it hammer drills into brick and concrete, so one tool covers most of what a normal job throws at you. Because it is brushless there are no carbon brushes to wear out, it runs cooler, and you get noticeably more work out of the same battery. The gears are metal and sit in an aluminium housing rather than plastic, which is the part you feel three years in.

Why people choose the DHP484Z

  • It hammer drills as well as it screws. 54Nm of hard torque and 30,000 blows per minute means brick and concrete up to 13mm, without carrying a second tool.
  • Two speeds, 21 torque settings plus a drill mode. Low speed for driving big screws, high speed for clean drilling. The clutch stops you stripping heads and snapping screws.
  • Brushless. Longer runtime per charge, less heat, and nothing to replace as the tool ages.
  • Compact and light. 182mm nose to tail and 1.6kg bare, so it gets into cupboards, roof spaces and between studs.
  • LED with pre-glow and an electric brake. The light comes on before the drill does, and the chuck stops the moment you release the trigger.

Will it work with what I already have

It runs on any Makita 18V LXT battery, which is the same slide-on battery used across Makita's 18V range in South Africa. If you already own an LXT drill, grinder, impact driver or blower, your existing batteries and charger fit this drill with nothing else to buy. It does not take Makita 40V max XGT batteries. Those are a different platform and will not fit.

Worth knowing before you buy

  • No battery, no charger, no case. The box holds the drill body and a belt clip. Nothing else.
  • 13mm masonry is the honest ceiling. It is a combi drill, not a rotary hammer. For repeated holes in concrete or anything over 13mm, buy an SDS machine.
  • 1.6kg is bare weight. Add a 5.0Ah battery and you are closer to 2.2kg in the hand.

Specifications

  • Model: DHP484Z
  • Battery platform: 18V LXT Li-ion (battery not included)
  • Motor: Brushless
  • Max torque: 54Nm hard / 30Nm soft
  • Torque settings: 21 plus drill mode
  • No load speed: 0 to 500 / 0 to 2,000 rpm
  • Impact rate: 0 to 7,500 / 0 to 30,000 bpm
  • Chuck: 13mm keyless 3 jaw, 1.5mm to 13mm
  • Capacity: 13mm concrete, 13mm steel, 38mm wood auger
  • Length: 182mm
  • Weight: 1.6kg bare, up to 2.2kg with battery
  • Features: Dual LED with pre-glow, electric brake, forward and reverse, all metal gears in aluminium housing
  • In the box: Drill body and belt clip
  • Warranty: 12 months, provided by Tasty Tech (parallel import)
  • EAN: 0088381826105

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