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DeWalt DCH775 vs Makita HR5212C
The DeWalt DCH775 is a 54v xr flexvolt cordless sds-max hammer drill. The Makita HR5212C is a 1,510 w sds-max rotary hammer with avt anti-vibration system.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Specifications side by side
| DeWalt DCH775 | Makita HR5212C | |
|---|---|---|
| Impact energy | 19.4 Joules | 19.1 J |
| Weight | 15.37-kg | 11,9 kg |
| Max drilling capacity in solid concrete | 52mm | - |
| Voltage | 54V | - |
| Input power | - | 1510 W |
| Max. drilling diameter in concrete | - | 52 mm |
Sources: DeWalt DCH775, Makita HR5212C. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the DCH775 if...
A cordless SDS-Max hammer for drilling and chipping in concrete without a generator or trailing cable. Used by contractors for anchor holes, core drilling and light breaking.
Full DCH775 specifications →Buy or hire the HR5212C if...
A heavy corded SDS-Max combi hammer for drilling and chipping in concrete and masonry. Used by groundworkers and builders for large anchor holes, core drilling and light breaking on UK sites.
Full HR5212C specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the DeWalt DCH775 and the Makita HR5212C?
The DeWalt DCH775 is a 54V XR FLEXVOLT cordless SDS-Max hammer drill; the Makita HR5212C is a 1,510 W SDS-Max rotary hammer with AVT anti-vibration system.
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