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Festool CTL 26 EI vs Makita HR4013C

The Festool CTL 26 EI is a mobile dust extractor for connected power tool extraction. The Makita HR4013C is a 1,100 w sds-max combi hammer with avt anti-vibration system.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Festool CTL 26 EI
Festool CTL 26 EI - image: Rockler
Makita HR4013C
Makita HR4013C - image: Makita UK

Specifications side by side

Festool CTL 26 EIMakita HR4013C
Weight13.90 kg6,8 kg
Power consumption350-1200 W-
Max airflow3900 l/min-
Max vacuum24,000 Pa-
Container/filter bag capacity26 / 24 litres-
Input power-1100 W
Impact energy-8.0 J
Max. drilling diameter in concrete-40 mm

Sources: Festool CTL 26 EI, Makita HR4013C. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the CTL 26 EI if...

The CTL 26 is the workhorse dust extractor that Festool track saw and sander owners buy to complete their system, with Bluetooth auto-start when a connected tool is switched on. It is chosen over generic site vacuums for dust class L filtration and integration with Festool's Systainer storage.

Full CTL 26 EI specifications →

Buy or hire the HR4013C if...

A lighter corded SDS-Max combi hammer for mid-size drilling and chipping. A common choice for electricians, plumbers and builders making fixing holes and chasing in brick and concrete.

Full HR4013C specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Festool CTL 26 EI and the Makita HR4013C?

The Festool CTL 26 EI is a mobile dust extractor for connected power tool extraction; the Makita HR4013C is a 1,100 W SDS-Max combi hammer with AVT anti-vibration system.

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