makita has released a new coffee maker, perfect for the construction site worker and his or her hot beverage needs. the CM501D is powered by the same lithium-ion batteries as the cordless screwdrivers and drills produced by the japanese tool maker.

 

the coffee pot is expected to be popular among construction workers without reach of a fully functioning electrical outlets. the model can make a maximum of 5.3 cups of coffee on one18V battery pack charge, from both coffee packs and instant coffee.

rugged coffee maker runs off power tool batteries for the perfect construction worker brew

the brand’s first coffee maker was released in 2015,
all images courtesy of makita

 

 

makita’s first coffee maker went on sale in 2015, gaining popularity because it used the same types of batteries for its power. the coffee maker is available in japan and costs about 11,900 yen excluding tax. the battery charger and battery are sold separately.