Rotary Hammer Makita HR3210FCT 850W 630RPM 3.2cm

The Makita HR3210FCT rotary hammer delivers 850 W of AC power and is designed for drilling and light chiselling in concrete and masonry. It offers a maximum concrete drilling diameter of 32 mm, a rated speed of 630 RPM and an impact energy of 4.9 J. The tool weighs 5.4 kg and belongs to the HR3200C series, which improves on earlier models with lower vibration levels and a reduced weight. The FCT variant adds a quick-change drill chuck and an LED job light to simplify bit changes and improve visibility at the worksite.

Advantages

The combination of 850 W motor output, 4.9 J impact energy and a 630 RPM rated speed provides balanced performance for drilling and light demolition in concrete and masonry. Low vibration design reduces user fatigue during prolonged use while the relatively compact weight of 5.4 kg improves handling. The quick-change chuck allows faster bit replacement without additional tools and the integrated LED work light improves accuracy in dim conditions.

Suitable for

• Drilling 32 mm holes in concrete and masonry
• Installing anchors, dowels and fasteners in structural materials
• Light chiselling and chip removal in renovation tasks
• General construction and trade work where portability matters

Key specifications

• Motor power: 850 W (AC)
• Maximum drilling diameter in concrete: 32 mm
• Maximum drilling diameter in wood: 90 mm
• Rated speed: 630 RPM
• Impact energy: 4.9 J
• Weight: 5.4 kg
• Quick-change drill chuck (FCT)
• Integrated LED job light
• Low vibration design (HR3200C series)

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit for concrete or masonry and secure it in the quick-change chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. Set the mode to hammer drilling if available, position the tool perpendicular to the work surface and apply steady pressure while allowing the hammer action to do the work. Use the LED job light to illuminate the work area for accurate positioning. For chiselling, switch to the suitable accessory and use controlled short strokes. Always allow the tool to reach operating speed before engaging the material and avoid forcing the tool to prevent premature wear.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask. Secure workpieces and clear the work area from bystanders. For extended drilling sequences, periodically withdraw the bit to remove dust and reduce heat build-up. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for brushes and lubrication to ensure consistent performance.