




ID HQ SERIES ARMATURE [ID HM920 | ID HM810M | ID HM810S | ID HM810T] DEMOLITION HAMMER SPARE PART [Makita Type] - 29008
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Restore Full Power — The OEM-Grade Armature Built for Heavy-Duty Demolition
The ID HQ Series Armature is a precision-engineered demolition hammer spare part compatible with Makita-type models ID HM920, ID HM810M, ID HM810S, and ID HM810T. Designed to restore full power output, this replacement armature converts electrical energy into mechanical rotation through a high-grade magnetic core, copper winding, and commutator assembly, delivering reliable, long-lasting performance for professional repair and maintenance.
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- Broad Model Compatibility: Engineered as a direct-fit Makita-type replacement armature for the ID HM920, ID HM810M, ID HM810S, and ID HM810T demolition hammers — no modification required for installation, ensuring a seamless drop-in repair.
- Electro-Mechanical Conversion Core: The armature's magnetic core and copper winding assembly efficiently converts incoming electrical energy into the rotational mechanical force that drives the hammer's chisel action, maintaining full impact performance after replacement.
- Commutator Precision Engineering: The hardened commutator is machined to tight tolerances to ensure consistent brush contact, minimising arcing, reducing carbon buildup, and extending the overall service life of the motor assembly.
- Weight & Build Quality: At 689 grams, this armature reflects a robust, full-metal construction — indicative of the heavy-gauge copper windings and solid core materials used, which directly contribute to thermal resilience under sustained high-load demolition work.
- CE Certified — Machine Tested: This armature carries CE (Machine Test) certification, confirming it meets European safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards. It is supplied as a single unit (1 Pcs) in Ideal Power Tools' branded packaging, ready for immediate installation.
- Cost-Effective Professional Repair: Priced at AED 25, replacing the armature rather than the entire demolition hammer delivers significant cost savings for workshops, contractors, and facilities teams — restoring the tool to full operational capacity at a fraction of the replacement cost.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Which demolition hammer models is this armature compatible with?
This armature (SKU: 29008) is compatible with the ID HM920, ID HM810M, ID HM810S, and ID HM810T demolition hammers from the Ideal Power Tools HQ Series. These are Makita-type machines, meaning the armature follows the same dimensional and electrical specifications as the equivalent Makita OEM part, making it a reliable aftermarket replacement.
Is this an OEM part or an aftermarket replacement?
This is an aftermarket replacement armature manufactured by Ideal Power Tools to fit Makita-type demolition hammers. It is engineered to OEM-equivalent specifications — including winding gauge, core dimensions, and commutator tolerances — and carries CE (Machine Test) certification, confirming it meets the required safety and performance standards.
Why replace the armature instead of buying a new demolition hammer?
Replacing a faulty armature is significantly more economical than purchasing a new demolition hammer. At AED 25, this spare part restores the tool to full working condition — saving hundreds of dirhams compared to a full unit replacement. For professional workshops and contractors managing multiple tools, armature-level repairs are standard practice to extend equipment lifespan and reduce operational costs.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What does an armature do inside a demolition hammer?
The armature is the rotating component at the heart of the demolition hammer's electric motor. It consists of a magnetic core, copper winding, and commutator. When electrical current passes through the windings, it interacts with the stator's magnetic field to generate rotational force — this rotation is then converted by the hammer's internal mechanism into the high-impact reciprocating action that drives the chisel or bit into concrete, masonry, or stone.
What is the weight of this armature and what does it indicate about build quality?
This armature weighs 689 grams, which reflects the use of heavy-gauge copper windings and a solid magnetic core. A higher-weight armature generally indicates more copper content in the windings, which improves electrical conductivity, heat dissipation, and overall motor efficiency — all critical factors for sustained performance in heavy-duty demolition applications.
What is included in the package?
Each order includes one (1) armature unit supplied in Ideal Power Tools' branded packaging. The armature arrives ready for installation and carries CE (Machine Test) certification, confirming it has been tested to meet applicable machine safety standards. No additional tools or components are included — standard demolition hammer service tools are required for installation.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
How do I know if my demolition hammer's armature needs replacing?
Common signs of a failing armature include: the tool not starting or starting intermittently, significant loss of power or impact force, excessive sparking at the brush contact area, a burning smell during operation, or visible discolouration or damage to the commutator. If your ID HM920, HM810M, HM810S, or HM810T is exhibiting any of these symptoms, inspecting and replacing the armature is the recommended first step before considering full motor or tool replacement.
Will this armature fit if my tool is a genuine Makita model?
This armature is designed for Ideal Power Tools HQ Series machines (Makita-type) — specifically the ID HM920, ID HM810M, ID HM810S, and ID HM810T. While these tools share dimensional similarities with certain Makita models, we recommend verifying the shaft diameter, overall length, and commutator segment count against your specific Makita model's service manual before ordering. For confirmed compatibility with genuine Makita units, please contact our team with your model number.
What should I check after installing the new armature?
After installing the replacement armature, run the demolition hammer briefly at no load and check for: smooth motor startup without hesitation, absence of unusual sparking at the brush area, no burning smell, and consistent impact force delivery. It is also advisable to inspect and replace the carbon brushes at the same time, as worn brushes on a new commutator surface can cause premature wear. If issues persist, verify that all internal connections are secure and that the field coil (stator) is also in good condition.
Armature (1 Pcs)


