⚡ Keep your hammer drill running like new — grease up for greatness!
Makita 181490-7 Hammer Grease is a 30g high-quality lubrication paste designed specifically for SDS-Plus and SDS-Max hammer drills. This compact grease extends the service life of your power tools by reducing wear and tear, ensuring peak performance and reliability on every job.
Manufacturer | Makita |
Part Number | 181490-7 |
Product Dimensions | 2.5 x 2.5 x 8 cm; 30 g |
Item model number | 181490-7 |
Colour | Multi-colour |
Material | pasta |
Power Source | Hand Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Measurement System | Metric |
Included Components | 1 x Makita 181490-7 |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 30 g |
D**S
Excellent oil for an SDS drill
I bought this because I lost the one that came with my SDS drill and it is a decent replacement. Decent value for money for the size and does the job well. The container is just the right size to slot in the drill case meaning I don't forget it when I take my drill with me and very happy to buy more of the same when this runs out.
D**N
The correct grease for your SDS bits
For some this is too small a bottle v cost but for me it'll last an age, it's not as if you have to smother the bits, just a dab will do. Too much grease will in time harbour dust/dirt and cause wear so it's common sense not to overdo it. I've got a cupboard full of all sorts of greases but decided on this in the knowledge it's the correct grade/type suggested by Makita, of which both of my rotary SDS drills are made by. Small price to pay for peace of mind.
F**A
Value for money
It's a grease it did the job can't say anything else.
R**N
Grease
Nice quality.
R**S
Improved hammer action
Applied the grease to my SDS drill and instantly improved the Hammer Action
S**F
Makita
Good product from Makita.
H**R
Adequate for the job.
Not as thick as I would have liked but OK.
M**.
Watch out for the hidden cap insert...
Just what you need for an SDS drill chuck but watch out for the soft plastic insert in the neck of the tube. Squeeze too hard and it flies out along with a fair amount of grease. If you remove it first then no complaints.
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