9.6 Volt Makita Battery

Replacing your 9.6 volt Makita battery?  This a perfect place to help you decide what to buy. Since we already know that you need a Makita and a 9.6 volt, the next thing to concentrate on is model and part number. Before I do that, let me go over a couple battery essentials that will make you a more informed buyer of battery replacement parts.

First let me talk about voltage. We know that a battery is a device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy, but as is does this, it puts out a certain amount of energy or volts. Volts or V are an electrical measure of energy potential. Power tools require different voltage or volts depending on what device you have. For example, Makita has 12V, 7.2V, 10.8V and many more.  But in your case the voltage is 9.6.  Capacity is also important and for this 9.6 volt battery the capacity is 1300mAh (1.3 Ah). Which means how much runtime you have with each charging of the battery.  In other words, higher capacity means less time charging and more time drilling.

The final thing I want to talk about is model and part number. Because without knowing these, buying your replacement will not be as easy as it could be. In order to find the model number, you must look for the label on your power tool, not the battery. Model numbers refer to the actual power tool or drill. On a Makita it will look like this: 6095D or 4390DW Recipro Saw. When looking for a part number, then you will look on the battery itself.  9.6 volt Makita battery part numbers may look like this:  9000 or 632001-4.

Knowing these above mentioned items before searching for a replacement will greatly speed up your buying process. And at Batteryship.com ease and value can be found when purchasing your 9.6 volt Makita battery. With a factory direct, 1 year warranty, and a 30 day money back guarantee battery buying has just gotten simpler!