Why this one
01
26 J impact energy
Removes up to 7800 cm³ of concrete per minute.
02
AVR sub-chassis
5.9 m/s² chiselling vibration for longer trigger time.
03
Floor and wall
In-line layout with a grip unit for horizontal work.
04
Dust control
Takes the TE DRS-B hood with a Hilti extractor.
The story
Floors first, walls when needed
Builders and installers break out floor screed, trenches for drainage and old slabs with a hammer in this class. The TE 1000-AVR delivers 26 J per blow at 1950 blows per minute, removing up to 7800 cm³ of concrete a minute, and its side grip lets it work horizontally for wall openings.
Low vibration by design
The AVR sub-chassis isolates the handles from the hammer mechanism, giving a chiselling vibration of 5.9 m/s², which lets operators stay on the tool longer within exposure limits. A brushless motor and multi-chamber lubrication keep maintenance low. It runs on 230 V with a 4 m supply cord and comes in a case with a grip unit and clamping band.
Fit with the range
It sits between the cordless TE 500-22 and the 27 kg TE 3000-AVR. It uses Hilti TE-S chisels, and the TE DRS-B hood with a Hilti extractor controls dust. A kit with a TE-S TB 60 ballast tamper is also sold.
Specifications
Concrete & demolition
- Impact energyEF002831
- 26J
- Impact rateEF004984
- 1,9501/min
- Chiselling
- — No
- Rotation stop
- — No
- Active vibration reduction
- ✓ Yes
- Active torque control
- — No
- Integrated or dockable dust module
- ✓ Yes
