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| Makita Battery 192697-A 9.6V 2.2Ah Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries Model 9133 |
| Makita Battery 193157-5 12 Volt 2.6 Amp-hour Nickel Metal Hydride Model 1234 |
| Makita Battery 193158-3 14.4V 2.6Ah Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries Model 1434 |
| Makita Battery 193159-1 18V 2.6Ah Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries Model B1834 |
| Makita Battery 194158-6 18V 2.6Ah Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries Model B1834 (2-Pack) |
| Makita Battery BL1830 18V LXT Lithium-ion Battery (194205-3) |
| Makita Battery BL1815 18 Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Batteries |
| Makita Battery 194230-4 18V LXT Lithium-ion Batteries 2-Pack |
| Makita Battery BL1430 14.4 Volt Lithium Ion Batteries Pack (194066-1) |
| Makita Battery 193352-7 14.4 Volt (2.0Ah) Ni-MH MAKSTAR Batteries BH1420 |
| Makita Battery 193740-8 MAKSTAR 24 Volt 3.3 Amp Hour Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries BH2433 |
| Makita Battery 193737-7 24V 2.0Ah Ni-MH Rechargeable MAKSTAR Batteries |
| Makita Battery 192296-8 12V 1.7Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 1201 |
| Makita Battery 192600-1 14.4V 2.0Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 1422 |
| Makita Battery 192598-2 12V 2.0Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 1222 |
| Makita Battery 192827-3 18V 2.0Ah Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries Model 1822 |
| Makita Battery 192638-6 9.6V (1.3Ah) Ni-Cd Batteries (Pod Style) 9120 |
| Makita Battery 192019-4 9.6V 1.3Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 9100 |
| Makita Battery 193979-3 9.6 Volt Ni-Cd Batteries PA09 |
| Battery Cover Protects battery terminals |
| Makita Battery 632002-4 7.2V 1.3Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 7000 |
| Makita Battery 632007-4 9.6V 1.3Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 9000 |
| Makita Battery 632277-5 12V 1.3Ah Ni-CD Rechargeable Batteries Model 1210 |
Makita battery stands for power. Makita Tools was one of the first companies to pioneer cordless tool technology. Even the Makita battery has all the
benefits of Makita's continuous research and development in the cordless tool field. The latest battery charging systems use complex computer
technology to ensure that the Makita battery is only charged as much as it has to be.
The result is that the life of your cordless tool batteries can be extended for many years when compared with early cordless tool battery technology.
Makita's battery development has been remarkable. An early battery used a Nickel-Cadmium pile, which would have to be carefully monitored to
ensure proper charging. The early Ni-Cad technology required that the battery be fully discharged before charging for longer battery life. Additionally,
the Makita battery could only be charged for a certain period of time. While some Makita batteries still use NiCad, improved charging and battery
technology has extended the power and life of a NiCad battery. Other Makita batteries use Nickel-Metal Hydride technology, which provides even
more flexibility. Two of the battery systems include the Makita batteries 1433 (NiMH) and the Makita 9000 battery (NiCad)
Makita batteries 1433
Makita batteries 1433 use Makita's latest battery technology, MAKSTAR, to provide 2200 mAh of power from a NiMh pile. This Makita battery fits all
Makita 14.4 volt cordless tools and comes with a forced air induction system to keep the battery cool, extending battery life. It also comes with multiple
contact points to ensure smooth power delivery even during the toughest of jobs.
Makita 9000 battery
The Makita 9000 battery is a "stick" style battery, because it fits into the handle of a 9.6 volt drill or flashlight. While the battery uses an older style
NiCad pile, it is one of the least expensive replacement batteries on the market. Its 1500 mAh of power is enough to provide for long usage between
charging.
As an industry leader, Makita cordless tools have been popular for many years. For this reason, woodworkers of all stripes equate power and long life
with the Makita battery
By: Inside WoodWorking Magazine
Makita always takes into consideration the research behind the positive features of a good quality tool, it has to be light (so lifting the tool is easily
achieved), it has to be reliable (so the tool will always finish the job no matter how difficult or hard it is) and it has to be safe, which is the number 1
aspect of a tool we always consider first. Your safety is the most important thing for us.
Fortunately all these features are part of technology of the Lithium-Ion battery. The facts speak for themselves: this battery has a 40% weight saving
compared to Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries, it has up to 280% more lifetime working power than Ni-Cad batteries and this battery is also environmentally
safe.
The technology behind this new advancement in battery evolution is based on the scientific methods of High Energy. High Energy is based on storing
energy to use at timed intervals; the negative electrode uses new nano-particles to prevent organic liquid electrolytes from reducing during battery
recharging. The nano-particles quickly absorb and store a vast mount of Lithium-Ions without causing any deterioration in the in the electrode.
These batteries have very long life cycles; they also have no memory effect unlike Ni-Cad and Ni-MH, which means there is no need to discharge the
battery before recharging it.
Makita supplies 14.4v Impact Drivers, Drill/ Drivers and Combi Drills in this range.
benefits of Makita's continuous research and development in the cordless tool field. The latest battery charging systems use complex computer
technology to ensure that the Makita battery is only charged as much as it has to be.
The result is that the life of your cordless tool batteries can be extended for many years when compared with early cordless tool battery technology.
Makita's battery development has been remarkable. An early battery used a Nickel-Cadmium pile, which would have to be carefully monitored to
ensure proper charging. The early Ni-Cad technology required that the battery be fully discharged before charging for longer battery life. Additionally,
the Makita battery could only be charged for a certain period of time. While some Makita batteries still use NiCad, improved charging and battery
technology has extended the power and life of a NiCad battery. Other Makita batteries use Nickel-Metal Hydride technology, which provides even
more flexibility. Two of the battery systems include the Makita batteries 1433 (NiMH) and the Makita 9000 battery (NiCad)
Makita batteries 1433
Makita batteries 1433 use Makita's latest battery technology, MAKSTAR, to provide 2200 mAh of power from a NiMh pile. This Makita battery fits all
Makita 14.4 volt cordless tools and comes with a forced air induction system to keep the battery cool, extending battery life. It also comes with multiple
contact points to ensure smooth power delivery even during the toughest of jobs.
Makita 9000 battery
The Makita 9000 battery is a "stick" style battery, because it fits into the handle of a 9.6 volt drill or flashlight. While the battery uses an older style
NiCad pile, it is one of the least expensive replacement batteries on the market. Its 1500 mAh of power is enough to provide for long usage between
charging.
As an industry leader, Makita cordless tools have been popular for many years. For this reason, woodworkers of all stripes equate power and long life
with the Makita battery
By: Inside WoodWorking Magazine
Makita always takes into consideration the research behind the positive features of a good quality tool, it has to be light (so lifting the tool is easily
achieved), it has to be reliable (so the tool will always finish the job no matter how difficult or hard it is) and it has to be safe, which is the number 1
aspect of a tool we always consider first. Your safety is the most important thing for us.
Fortunately all these features are part of technology of the Lithium-Ion battery. The facts speak for themselves: this battery has a 40% weight saving
compared to Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries, it has up to 280% more lifetime working power than Ni-Cad batteries and this battery is also environmentally
safe.
The technology behind this new advancement in battery evolution is based on the scientific methods of High Energy. High Energy is based on storing
energy to use at timed intervals; the negative electrode uses new nano-particles to prevent organic liquid electrolytes from reducing during battery
recharging. The nano-particles quickly absorb and store a vast mount of Lithium-Ions without causing any deterioration in the in the electrode.
These batteries have very long life cycles; they also have no memory effect unlike Ni-Cad and Ni-MH, which means there is no need to discharge the
battery before recharging it.
Makita supplies 14.4v Impact Drivers, Drill/ Drivers and Combi Drills in this range.
