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The Makita GT200D pairs two 40V max XGT brushless tools: a 1/2-inch hammer driver-drill (GPH01) and a 4-speed impact driver (GDT01), with two 2.5Ah batteries and a charger. The drill delivers 1,250 in-lbs of max torque with two speed ranges and hammer mode for masonry, while the impact driver puts out 1,950 in-lbs through four selectable speeds. Both carry XPT dust and water resistance and reinforced gear housings for jobsite abuse. It suits tradespeople and serious DIYers who want one battery platform for heavy drilling and fastening, though the 40V XGT line is smaller and pricier than Makita's 18V LXT ecosystem.
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This Makita 40V max XGT combo kit pairs a brushless ½" hammer driver-drill (GPH01) with a 4-speed impact driver (GDT01). Both tools are made for drilling and driving in wood, masonry and metal. Each has a Makita-built brushless motor and a variable speed trigger.
The hammer driver-drill has two speed settings and produces 1,250 in.lbs. of max torque. The impact driver has a one-touch 4-speed power selector button under the chuck and produces 1,950 in.lbs. of max torque. Both tools use Extreme Protection Technology (XPT) for increased dust and water resistance, and a reinforced gear housing adds durability.
The tools run on the 40V max XGT lithium-ion system. Digital communication between the tools and batteries monitors and protects against overload, over-discharge and overheating. The batteries have rigid, impact-resistant rails that hold them to the tool. The XGT Rapid Charger has a dual-fan design that cools the battery and circuit board for faster charging. Its digital display shows the charge level.
