Product Features and Customization

What is Makita’s LXT battery platform?

Makita’s 18V LXT battery platform features a built-in Protection System that guards against overload, over-discharging, high temperature, and overcharging, extending the life of both the battery and the tool for safe, efficient, long-lasting performance.

What’s the difference between Makita LXT and CXT?

Makita’s LXT line uses 18V batteries for longer runtime and higher power, making it ideal for heavy-duty, professional tasks. The CXT system runs on lighter 12V batteries, perfect for everyday use, DIY projects, and tight spaces. LXT supports over 300 tools, while CXT is compatible with around 70.

What is Makita AVT (Anti-Vibration Technology)?

Makita’s AVT technology reduces vibration in heavy-duty tools for greater comfort, less fatigue, and better control, without sacrificing power or performance.

What’s the benefit of Makita XPT (Extreme Protection Technology)?

Makita’s XPT is engineered to improve water and dust resistance by protecting critical components, making it suitable for use in harsh or demanding environments.

Are Makita batteries compatible across all tools?

Makita batteries are only compatible within their specific platforms (LXT, XGT, CXT, G Batteries). Always match the battery to its corresponding tool line.

Does Makita offer Bluetooth-enabled tools?

Makita’s Auto-Start Wireless System (AWS) uses Bluetooth to sync compatible tools and dust extractors, automatically powering the extractor on and off. Up to 10 tools can be linked to one extractor, improving efficiency while reducing noise and energy use.

Can I switch Makita grinders between cutting and polishing modes?

Makita grinders can switch between grinding and cutting modes due to similar RPMs and wheel types. However, they are not ideal for polishing, which requires higher RPMs and specialized attachments.

Can Makita tools be used with 110V and 220V outlets?

Makita corded tools are not universally compatible with both 110V and 220V outlets. Most are designed for a specific voltage based on the region, and using the wrong voltage may damage the tool.

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