Why this one
01
8.1 J per blow
SDS-max chipping power for walls and ceilings.
02
Vibration damped
AVR keeps chiselling vibration at 8.7 m/s².
03
No site power needed
Runs on any Nuron 22V battery.
04
Dust hood available
TE DRS-B connects to a Hilti extractor.
The story
For strip-out and chasing
Renovation crews, plumbers and electricians use a chipping hammer to lift tiles, break out plaster and render, open walls for pipework and trim concrete. The TE 500-22 is designed for wall work, with 8.1 J per blow at 3300 blows per minute, and it takes standard SDS-max chisels.
Without the cable
Hilti positions it as doing the same range of work as a comparable corded demolition hammer. Active Vibration Reduction holds vibration at 8.7 m/s², and the grip unit and clamping band in the case give a second handhold. It measures 528 mm long, short enough for work between joists.
Range and dust
Batteries are shared with the Nuron drills, saws and breakers. With the TE DRS-B hood and a compatible Hilti extractor, most of the fine dust is captured at the chisel tip. Hilti rates it for the full range of tasks of a comparable corded chipping hammer, so one tool can cover both roles.
Specifications
Concrete & demolition
- Impact energyEF002831
- 8.1J
- Impact rateEF004984
- 3,3001/min
- Tool holderEF002843
- SDS-max
- Chiselling
- — No
- Rotation stop
- — No
- Active vibration reduction
- ✓ Yes
- Active torque control
- — No
- Integrated or dockable dust module
