Hilti 120-Volt Corded TE 50 AVR SDS Maximum 3/4 in. 17.7 in. x 10.7 in. Rotary Hammer Drill and TE 3-C SDS Plus Hammer Drill

About This Product

The TE 50-AVR is the newest in the Hilti SDS-max rotary hammer portfolio. From hammer drilling into concrete, masonry and stone, to chiseling and percussion coring, the TE 50-AVR suits multiple application needs optimizing user and tool performance on the job. The TE 50-AVR features Active Vibration Reduction (AVR), allowing you to work more comfortably without worrying about fatigue. The TE 50-AVR also features our new detachable cord. No longer will broke and worn cords be a concern. This cord snaps out when too much tension is applied and pops back in to reconnect. The TE 3-C is Hilti's solution for customers that need small drilling diameter ranges, as well as light duty chiseling application performance in an SDS+ rotary hammer. With the TE 3-C, you have the ability to perform multiple applications with the convenience of just one tool. The TE 3-C has an optimum hole diameter drilling range of up to 5/8 in. and maximum diameter drilling range up to 1-1/8 in., making a wide range of drilling applications possible. The TE 3-C provides the consistent, reliable drilling performance that Hilti is known for, while closing the gap for chiseling application needs in the SDS+ rotary hammer line.

Highlights

Hilti combi hammer value pack includes: TE 50-AVR combihammer (2127969), detachable supply cord (2127087), TE 3-c rotary hammer (2122615)

Hammer drilling in concrete, masonry and natural stone (recommended diameter range 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in.

Active vibration reduction (AVR) optimizes comfort and productivity

Light to medium-duty chiseling in masonry and concrete

Penetrations with percussion core bit mainly in masonry up to 3-1/4 in.

TE 3c triple-mode sds+ rotary hammer can be used for multiple hammer drilling, rotary only drilling and chiseling applications

Suitable for drilling and hammer drilling in concrete and masonry

Chiseling capability for corrective chiseling and light channel chiseling in concrete and masonry

Reverse rotation is useful for removing stuck drill bits