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Makita 18V LXT Compact Brushless 1/2 in. Hammer Driver-Drill Kit (2 x 2.0Ah)

Model number
XPH10R

The Makita XPH10R pairs the compact XPH10Z brushless hammer driver-drill with two 18V LXT 2.0Ah batteries and a compact charger, delivering a lightweight complete kit for finish work, light framing, and tight-space drilling. The Makita-built brushless motor delivers 530 in-lbs of max torque through a 2-speed gearbox (0-500 / 0-2,000 RPM) with percussion up to 30,000 BPM. XPT dust-and-water sealing and Star Protection Computer Controls keep both tool and batteries operating safely in demanding environments.

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Model no.
XPH10R
Brand
Makita
Category
Hammer Drill
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18 spec rows · each row is anchorable

§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Hammer Driver-Drill
Voltage
18
Platform
LXT
Chuck Size (in.)
0.5
Max Torque (in-lbs)
530
No-Load Speed (RPM)
0-500 / 0-2000
Clutch Settings
21
Bpm
30,000
Drilling Capacity — Concrete (in.)
0.5
Drilling Capacity — Steel (in.)
0.5
Drilling Capacity — Wood (in.)
1.5
Brushless
Yes
Tool Only
No
Battery Included
Yes
Battery Ah
2
Charger Included
Yes
Weight (lbs)
3.5
Warranty
3-year limited

§ What's Included

01 18V LXT compact brushless 1/2 in. hammer driver-drill (XPH10Z)
02 18V LXT 2.0Ah battery x2 (BL1820B)
03 18V LXT compact charger (DC18SD)
04 side handle
05 depth gauge
06 belt hook
07 carrying bag

§ Warranty

3-year limited

§ FAQ

Is the XPH10R still available for purchase?

The XPH10R has been succeeded by the XPH12R as Makita's current compact brushless hammer drill kit with 2.0Ah batteries. The XPH10R may still be available as new old stock or refurbished at certain retailers. For new purchase, the XPH12R is the recommended current-generation replacement with an updated XPH12Z tool body and the same 2.0Ah battery configuration.

How long does a 2.0Ah battery last when drilling and driving?

For typical intermittent use — a mix of wood drilling, screw driving, and short breaks — a 2.0Ah pack provides approximately 45 to 60 minutes of productive runtime. Heavy continuous drilling or percussion work in masonry will deplete it faster. The compact DC18SD charger in the XPH10R refills a 2.0Ah pack in about 15 to 20 minutes, so alternating the two included packs keeps you running through most workday tasks.

Are the batteries in the XPH10R compatible with newer Makita 18V LXT tools?

Yes. The BL1820B 2.0Ah batteries are compatible with all Makita 18V LXT tools that bear the Star symbol, including all current-generation tools like the XPH12Z, XFD16Z, and XDT16Z. Makita has maintained backward and forward battery compatibility across the entire 18V LXT platform.

Is the XPH10R suitable for HVAC installation work?

Yes. HVAC installers frequently favor compact hammer drills like the XPH10 series for drilling through light-gauge steel framing, setting duct hangers in concrete block, and threading a compact tool into tight ceiling and wall cavities. The 530 in-lbs of torque handles the drilling tasks common in HVAC rough-in, and the compact battery configuration minimizes drill weight.

What is the difference between the XPH10R and XPH11RB sub-compact kit?

The XPH10R is the compact model (roughly 7 in. long, 3.5 lbs) designed for general compact use with standard performance. The XPH11RB is the sub-compact model (6-15/16 in., 2.9 lbs) engineered for the smallest possible 18V LXT footprint with 350 in-lbs of torque. If you need the smallest possible tool and can accept less torque, the XPH11RB is the better choice; for a more versatile tool with full 530 in-lbs performance in a still-compact body, the XPH10R wins.

Does the XPH10R work for drilling into CMU block?

Yes, for anchor holes up to 1/2 in. in standard CMU. In hammer drill mode the XPH10R's 30,000 BPM percussion rate handles light masonry anchor installation. For drilling multiple holes in solid poured concrete or hard CMU — such as setting a ledger or anchor bolts for a deck — a rotary hammer will be significantly faster and reduce wear on the XPH10R's percussion mechanism.