Makita DDF483RFE

Compact "Japanese" with a brushless motor

The ability to drill and quickly tighten screws makes the Makita DDF483RFE drill driver an indispensable tool at a construction site or in a workshop. The device is equipped with a brushless motor — powerful and advantageous in terms of energy consumption.

This screwdriver is a very compact model. The device lies well in the hand, and the abundance of rubberized surfaces on the body and handle contributes to a comfortable grip in any position. Built-in backlight for low light operation.

Spins better than drills

Users note that the torque (40 Nm) is enough to confidently turn any fasteners that you have to work with when performing assembly, facade or roofing work. The "ratchet" is regulated very precisely (there are 20 positions), allowing you to adjust the screwdriver for screwing screws and self-tapping screws into materials of different densities.

But there are complaints about the drilling mode. The owners claim that the keyless chuck is too weak, and round shank drills do not clamp firmly enough between the jaws. If you drill quickly, applying a lot of force to the tool, then this screwdriver is not the best option.

Great "partner" for the installer or builder

The Makita DDF483RFE screwdriver is perfect for tasks related to the serial tightening of numerous self-tapping screws (that is, for installing roofing, facade cladding, etc.), as well as for assembly and construction and repair work. What craftsman doesn't like a quality and reliable tool that comes with a case and two good 3Ah batteries?

Just as important, these 18-volt batteries are versatile. They are suitable for various types of equipment from the LXT series: drills and screwdrivers, saws, hammers, grinders, routers, jigsaws and renovators. Even Makita rechargeable jackets and vests run on these batteries.