Makita GRJ02Z 40V max XGT reciprocating saw, tool only
Checked 2026-10-18 against Makita's US product page by Rob, licensed electrician
The Makita GRJ02Z is a 40V max XGT reciprocating saw, sold as a bare tool (tool only). Makita publishes 1-1/4 in stroke length, 0-3,000 SPM strokes per minute, 17-3/4 in tool length. No battery or charger is in the box; it runs on Makita 40V max XGT batteries. Source: Makita's US product page, checked 2026-10-18.
Key specs
- Stroke length
- 1-1/4 inJoint longest of the 12 reciprocating saws we cover
- Strokes per minute
- 0-3,000 SPM
- Tool length
- 17-3/4 in
- Batteries in box
- 0from the box list
- Battery capacity (each)
- None includedfrom the box list
- Charger in box
- Nofrom the box list
Not on Makita's US product page for the GRJ02Z: Weight, tool only; Motor. We do not guess.
In the box
- IncludedTool: reciprocating saw
- Not includedBattery: needs a Makita 40V max XGT battery (see batteries)
- Not includedCharger (see chargers)
- Not includedCase or bag
Also in the box: Recipro Saw Blade
Runs on Makita 40V max XGT batteries.
Model number ending "Z": Tool only: no battery or charger. How Makita model numbers work.
Your batteries:
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- Family owned since 1948
- Acme Tools, as published on its site, checked 2026-10-17
Same tool, different package
- GRJ02M1 kit: 40V max XGT Rapid Optimum Charger [DC40RA], 40V max XGT 4.0Ah Battery [BL4040], Recipro Saw Blade (1)
All specs
Stroke lengthWhat this meansStroke length is how far the blade travels back and forth on each stroke. A longer stroke removes more material per pass and clears chips faster, which helps in demolition and thick wood. Shorter strokes can feel more controlled in tight spots and on thin metal. | 1-1/4 in |
Strokes per minuteWhat this meansStrokes per minute (SPM) is the top no-load blade speed. Higher SPM cuts wood faster, while lower speeds, set with the variable-speed trigger or dial, give more control and longer blade life in metal. Read it together with stroke length, since both affect cutting speed. | 0-3,000 SPM |
Tool lengthWhat this meansTool length is the front-to-back measurement published by the maker. A shorter tool fits between studs, joists and inside cabinets more easily; standard US framing is 16 inches on center, leaving about 14-1/2 inches between studs. Check whether the figure includes the chuck or bit holder. | 17-3/4 in |
Batteries in boxWhat this meansThis lists how many batteries come in the box, if any. Tool-only (bare) listings include no battery or charger, which suits buyers already on that battery platform. Two batteries let you charge one while working with the other. | 0from the box list |
Battery capacity (each)What this meansAmp-hours (Ah) is the battery's charge capacity. At the same voltage, a higher Ah pack runs longer between charges but is usually larger and heavier. Smaller packs keep the tool lighter for overhead and light work; larger packs suit saws, grinders and other high-draw tools. | None includedfrom the box list |
Charger in boxWhat this meansThis states whether a charger is included and which type. Chargers vary in output, so the same battery can take noticeably different times to charge on different chargers. Tool-only listings usually include no charger. | Nofrom the box list |
| Weight with battery | 10.7 lbs |
| UPC barcode | 088381761567 |
Ratings are Makita's published figures from its US product page, listed under Sources. Anything not on that page is left out rather than guessed. Check this against another model.
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Quick answers
Does the GRJ02Z come with a battery?
No. The GRJ02Z is a bare tool: no battery and no charger in the box. It runs on Makita 40V max XGT batteries.
What batteries does the GRJ02Z use?
Makita 40V max XGT batteries. Any battery from that system fits; capacity (Ah) changes run time, not fit.
Is there a kit version of the GRJ02Z?
Yes: GRJ02M1 (40V max XGT Rapid Optimum Charger [DC40RA], 40V max XGT 4.0Ah Battery [BL4040], Recipro Saw Blade (1)).
Owner reviews
Read the owner reviews on MakitaTools.com
Sources
- Makita US product page GRJ02Z, retrieved 2026-10-18
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