MAKITA DHP485Z 18V LXT BRUSHLESS Combi Drill 2 x 5 Ah Batteries BL1850B

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Recycling Makita cordless combi drills and their batteries is important. It reduces electronic waste and promotes environmental sustainability. It’s crucial that the batteries are fully discharged before recycling. If you’re unsure about the recycling process phone your local council. By recycling responsibly, you’re helping to protect the environment for future generations. 20. CONCLUSION Makita DLX2131TJ 18V LXT DHP482 Combi Drill & DTD152 Impact Driver Twin Kit with 2x 5.0Ah Batteries Built-in CPU - gathers information from the battery's memory chip to determine optimum charging method When used in conjunction with charging adapter ADP03 this charger offers also the possibility of charging Ni-MH slide on batteries of 9.6V to 24V batteries.

Cordless Combi Drills: To dispose of a Makita cordless combi drill, take it to your local authorities’ recycling center. Or, to any recycling centre using the Recycle Your Electricals locator. Both facilities accept power tools that have a battery or plug and cable. The DHP482 is a cordless hammer driver drill that has been developed as the successor to the current model DHP456. Improved ergonomic soft rubber grip design for vibration absorption and comfortable operation features re-contoured rear grip portion and ribbed grip for improved holdAble to record more detailed information on battery usage history in comparison to existing batteries

The Makita DHP458Z is the same model as the Makita DHP458RTJ cordless combi drill. It’s the same except for two small differences. The Makita DHP458Z comes without the batteries and charger. So, if you are replacing a Makita drill that uses Makita LXT batteries, this could be for you. If you already have the batteries and a charger why buy them again? Buying the body only will enable you to save a substantial amount of money. The Makita DHP458Z has the same features and specifications as the Makita DHP458RTJ. So, this combi drill is well worth considering.The Makita DHP487Z is similar to the previous Makita DHP487RTJ model. But, it comes without the batteries and charger. It’s perfect for anyone that already has compatible batteries. It has the same features and benefits as the Makita DHP487RTJ combi drill. However, it does not have a battery indicator or a carry case.

The Makita DHP485Z is the same model as the Makita DHP485RTJ brushless combi drill. But, without the usual batteries, fast charger unit and carry case. Having a body-only version of the drill is very handy for some people. It means those looking to replace the drill, don’t have to buy more batteries and another charger. Plus the Makita DHP485Z has all the features of the DHP485RTJ cordless combi drill.

Makita 18V 5Ah LXT Li-ion Makstar Battery Pack 4pk BL1850B/4

Description Makita DLX2131TJ 18V LXT DHP482 Combi Drill & DTD152 Impact Driver Twin Kit with 2x 5.0Ah Batteries The Makita HP002GZ is the bare (body only) version of the Makita HP002GZ01 above but without the case. It is the cheapest option among the three (this one and the two above) products. But it is also the most basic. It is suitable for users who already have compatible batteries, a charger and a case from the XGT range. Or for those, who for one reason or another, simply don’t need them. It has the same features and benefits as the Makita HP002GZ01 except of course there is no case.