Why this one
01
85 J per blow
Up to 60,000 cm³ of concrete per minute.
02
No compressor
Hilti compares it to a 45 kg pneumatic breaker.
03
Decoupled handles
AVR keeps vibration at 6.3 m/s².
04
HEX 28 chuck
Redesigned quick-change chuck for TE-H chisels.
The story
For heavy breaking
Groundworkers and demolition crews use it to break out slabs, footings, asphalt and kerbs. At 85 J per blow it replaces a compressor and air breaker on most sites, needing only a 230 V or 110 V supply. It is a tool used in short, intense phases, which makes it a natural hire item.
What changed
The current model is about 10% lighter than the previous TE 3000 at 27.1 kg, with a new top handle for lifting. Two fully decoupled AVR handles bring vibration to 6.3 m/s², and a redesigned quick-change chuck takes the new TE-H (HEX 28) chisels. The brushless motor is close to maintenance-free.
System
It tops the Hilti breaker range above the TE 1000-AVR and the cordless TE 2000-22. The TE DRS-H hood and a Hilti extractor capture dust, and a kit version adds a trolley and chisels. Because it is heavy, costly and used in bursts, we offer it for hire as well as for sale.
Specifications
Concrete & demolition
- Impact energyEF002831
- 85J
- Impact rateEF004984
- 8581/min
- Tool holderEF002843
- 28 mm hex (TE-S)
- Chiselling
- — No
- Rotation stop
- — No
- Active vibration reduction
- ✓ Yes
- Active torque control
- — No
