
Makita XPH16Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Compact Brushless Cordless 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill, Tool Only
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26% under what the other stores charge
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The Makita XPH16Z is a bare-tool 18V LXT hammer driver-drill with a brushless motor and 970 in-lbs of max torque in a body just 6-7/8 inches long. It drills and drives in wood and steel and switches to hammer mode for masonry anchor holes. That torque figure puts it above most compact 18V drills, so it handles lag screws and self-feed bits that stall lighter tools, though it is heavier than sub-compact rivals. It suits tradespeople already on the LXT battery platform who want one compact drill for framing, fastening and light masonry.
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Lowest price we've seen: $124.81 on Nov 12 at WoodArtSupply. Tracked across 12 stores since Nov 12.
Owners of the XPH16Z praise the torque and compact length for a brushless Makita, and many treat it as a do-everything drill on the LXT platform. Criticism centers on it being a bare tool and on its weight next to sub-compact models.
The Makita XPH16Z is a compact 18V LXT cordless hammer driver-drill with a 1/2 in. chuck. It is used for drilling, driving and hammer drilling in wood, steel and masonry, such as drilling anchor holes, boring through framing and driving large fasteners. It is sold as a tool only, so the battery and charger are sold separately.
It is 6-7/8 in. long, which helps in tight spaces such as between studs, inside cabinets and overhead. The brushless motor is electronically controlled to match torque and speed to the job. It runs cooler and uses less battery power than a brushed motor. Max torque is 970 in-lbs, and the 2-speed transmission covers both low-speed driving and high-speed drilling.
The gear housing is all metal, and the chuck is an all-metal, keyless, self-ratcheting design. Extreme Protection Technology provides increased dust and water resistance. Dual LED lights light up the work area, and a rubberized soft grip adds comfort. It runs on Makita 18V LXT lithium-ion slide-style batteries. Star Protection Computer Controls let the tool and battery communicate and monitor overload, over-discharge and overheating when used with Makita batteries that have the star symbol.

















