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Makita tools are hand-powered and renowned for their reliability. Makita power tools spare parts come in different types of tools, various categories of the internal structure, and external fastening tools. The following are some of the main types of parts available in Makita tools.
These parts are responsible for producing the same part that is being replaced. These parts are mainly produced by the suppliers to help in replacing some of the parts that are traditionally manufactured by one company.
These parts are found inside the tools. They are vital for making the tools operational. They are not easily visible but are essential for the functionality of an electric power tool kit. For example, motors, switches, and other complex components.
These spare parts are usually attached to the component's outer body. These parts include handles, guards ,and outer casings. These parts help protect internal systems and other parts of the tools and maintain the company's aesthetic and integrity.
These parts are typically used in the assembly and disassembly of Makita tools. They include screws, bolts, and nuts. Their role is to hold various tools together, making them structurally safe for the intended purpose. These tools are essential when performing any maintenance or repairs on Makita tools. One should know how to use them properly to keep various Makita tools in good working condition.
The following are common fasteners and parts of the internal and external tools used in Makita tools.
Various spare parts have different uses. Some parts are mostly used in fixing, and new ones are sometimes installed in various industries as a maintenance measure. A few are listed here:
Makita parts and tools are widely used in construction work. They are mainly used for repairing concrete and drywall. For example, new spares are often used to replace worn-out drills and hammers. Additionally, saw blades and sanding paper are replaced frequently to ensure they remain sharp and effective.
In large manufacturing companies, Makitas are used daily. Spares are used to replace worn-out hammers and drills used to create new products. Also, saw blades, sanding belts, and rollers are used to smooth and cut raw materials in this industry.
Many small parts in this market require frequent replacement, so Makita tools are handy here. Commonly replaced parts include drill bits, sanding belts, and saw blades, often used in polishing and cutting aircraft components.
In this industry, electric screwdrivers and wrenches are used to fix and maintain vehicles. Fasteners and connectors are often replaced during assembly and disassembly tasks.
Replacing spare parts in Makita makes this industry easier. Electric polishers and grinders are used to finish metal surfaces. Drills and hammers are used to make holes in metal. In this industry, Saw blades and sand papers are frequently replaced, as they must always be sharp and efficient.
Makita tools are also useful in the marine industry. Drill bits, saw blades, and sanding papers are commonly used to construct, maintain, and refurbish ships and boats. These tools are also used to work on the internal and external parts of boats.
This industry requires the most tools and spare parts. Drills, sanding machines, and saws are commonly used to manufacture furniture, cabinets, and other wood products. Drill bits, saw blades, and sand paper are the most frequently replaced parts in this industry.
Some common spare parts for Makita tools include drill bits, blades, motor brushes, and batteries. These are the specifications and features of some of these parts.
These are common tools that utilize drill bits. Drill bits come in different sizes to ensure they can work on various materials, such as wood, metal, and masonry. Drill bits are usually made from high-speed steel. In some instances, they also feature titanium nitride coating for added durability and reduced friction.
Rechargeable polishers come with a polishing pad with a diameter of 76 mm. The pad is designed to be used with polishing compounds and works well on flat and curved surfaces.
The battery used in this charger is lithium ion. It delivers 18 volts and has a 3 Ah capacity. The battery is designed for long-lasting performance and efficient energy transfer. The battery also features integrated safety protection that prevents overheating, over-discharging ,and short circuits. The battery is connected to a 40-watt charger that fully charges the battery in about one hour.
These are small but vital components for Makita tools. They are made of copper and graphite material to reduce friction and waste. This ensures proper electrical conduction. Also, these brushes can withstand heat and wear.
This blade has been designed with a unique tooth geometry ideal for all cutting wood and nails. It is made from high-quality bi-metal material. In addition, it features a flexible edge that enhances its durability and effectiveness while cutting the stated materials.
Using the right spare parts to replace the malfunctioning ones in Makita tools is essential for the tool's performance; life, however, is not that easy due to various spare parts available in the market. The following are some factors to consider to help one get the correct replacement parts.
This is the most crucial factor to be considered when purchasing the new Makita spare parts. While there are various parts manufacturers in the market, each of them makes a unique part that will fit a specific Makita tool model. So, when looking for a spare part, one has to be fully assured that the tool part will be compatible with the specific Makita tool.
When the original parts are too costly, an aftermarket part may come in handy, but before settling on one, weigh the pros and cons. Genuine parts have quality and durability stamped on them; they also come with a warranty, while after-market parts have flexibility in compatibility and are inexpensive. However, some factorys sell them.
The intended usage of the tool dictates what spare part to use in replacing the worn-out one. If the tool is used on a daily basis and needs high performance, consider using genuine parts to avoid compromising the tool's efficiency. However, if it's a low-use application, an aftermarket part will suffice.
This is the main factor to consider because, although quality impacts the price, low-quality parts impact the tool's performance and might eventually lead to other spare parts' wear-out. Always go for high-quality parts and ask for replacements rather than repairing them.
This manual is a parts breakdown manual. It helps the user identify each part and its corresponding part number during the purchase process. It provides detailed and useful visual information on Makita tools.
A1. One can easily access online microfiche manuals for free on various sites dedicated to power tools. However, parts breakdown manuals can be emailed as attachments. The parts breakdown manual can also be found on various websites.
A2. No, they are not; they perform the same function but with slight differences in the charging time. Aftermarket chargers tend to take a longer time to charge because they use different technologies. However, if the charger is two-speed, there won't be any problem with it being used on any lithium-ion battery.
A3. Yes, especially during certain model releases; many cordless tools share the same battery and charger, making it easier to switch between them.
A4. These parts are often manufactured with less endurance materials, which can lead them being inefficient when still new. Using them will only save money for a short time, while later on, the high cost of replacing them with genuine parts will offset the little money saved.
A5. The Makita tool model number should be referenced with the microfiche manual. The parts number should also be noted down. After that, visit the Alibaba.com site and search for the parts number.
