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TE 5-22 Cordless rotary hammer
New productItem #r17816054
Powerful SDS Plus rotary hammer drill with long body and spade grip ideal for downward drilling (Nuron battery platform)
- Weight according to EPTA Procedure 01/2003 without battery: 2.7 kg
- Optimum hammer drilling range: 6 - 18 mm
- Hammer drilling diameter range: 4 - 28 mm
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Features & Applications
Features & Applications
Features
- Hilti’s ultimate SDS Plus drill for formwork and baseplates – the long tool body makes the TE 5-22 our most comfortable rotary hammer for drilling downwards
- Outsized performance – Hilti’s best performance-to-weight ratio in this tool category, with enough power for tough concrete drilling jobs up to 16 mm diameter
- One-for-all versatility – chipping mode and exchangeable chucks (sold separately) mean you can use this rotary hammer with SDS chisels, hole saws, right-angle chucks and even wood/steel drill bits
- Practical safety features – equipped with Active Torque Control to help protect against unexpected rotation, and compatible with various dust removal solutions (sold separately)
- Nuron battery platform – cordless SDS Plus rotary hammer drills without compromise thanks to longer-lasting batteries, high-performance drill bits and a range of services to help you stay productive, today and tomorrow
Applications
- Drilling and hammer drilling in concrete and masonry, especially in downward-facing working positions
- Virtually dust-free drilling and chiselling (TE DRS-5 on-board dust removal system with chipping head or TE DRS-C vacuum cleaner connector required)
- Light-duty chiselling – such as tile scraping, channel cleaning or surface correction
- Occasional drilling in wood and steel (with optional quick-release chuck)
- Setting anchors and drop-in anchors (with optional setting tools)