Hilti TE 80-ATC Combihammer

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Price: $2,179.98   

Product Feature

• Drilling in masonry and concrete with TE-YX bits, drilling holes for rebar dowels
• anchor bolts, through hole drilling and coring and chiseling demolition of concrete and masonry
• Powerful 1700 Watt motor delivers impressive power for fast drilling
• Optimized mechanical clutch for maximum torque
• Low contact pressure and AVR (Active Vibration Reduction) for better working comfort

Product Description

Only Combi harmer itself and a case includedMore power, less vibration, more productivity. With an industry leading 1700 watt motor and an unbeaten rotational speed of 360 rpms, the Hilti TE 80-ATC Combihammer sets new standards in drilling and chiseling. Coupled with this unique power, Hilti's Anti Torque Control (ATC) feature gives the user additional peace of mind by eliminating twisting of the tool should the drill bit catch. The TE 80-ATC also incorporates Hilti's Active Vibration Reduction (AVR) which ensures a higher level of working comfort even during long periods of use. These features, together with Hilti's legendary 2-Years, No Costs Lifetime Service plan have come to create a tool that clearly outperforms and outlasts the competition.

Hilti TE 80-ATC Combihammer Review

So you think you want to turn big rocks into little rocks eh? Well you're definitely looking at the right machine. This combination rotary hammer / demolition hammer will definely get the job done. It uses Hilti's TE-Y chuck which is what the rest of the world refers to as SDS-Max. There are litterally thousands of bits and accessories for SDS-Max to all your hammer to help you with jobs ranging from masonrey / stone drilling, to light to medium concrete and stone demolition, as will as digging and driving in soil. Of course if you are looking at a top end combination hammer, you know full well their benifits and what their used for.

Some technicals... The TE80 weighs 22.5lbs. That's a lot of heft to swing around all day, so make sure you need this much power. It features a 1700W 380 RPM motor which combined with the hammering piston delivering 11.5J of energy per blow at 2760 blows per minute, this machine will get you thru the densest material quickly. Honestly, there is such a thing a TOO BIG. For jobs that require large holes in cinder block, this machine falls into that category. I've done it but you do run a rink of blowout on the rother side. This machine features a push button to cut to "50% power". It lowers the motor speed to 250RM, I'm not sure if it lowers the amount of hammering energy or not. The forward grip can be positioned 360 degrees to suit any grip style. There is a selector switch on the side for "hammering with rotation", [off while allowing ] "orienation of the chisel", and "hammering only - no rotation". The AVR stands for Active Vibration Reduction. This is very noticeable as the hammering energy isn't trasnfered to your hands. The ATC I hope I won't have to test. It stands for Active Torque Control and it a specialized clutch assembly that prevents the machine from rotating around the bit in the event the bit gets hung up on something rigid like rebar. Obviously with this much power, should that happen, this handheld could in all seriousness dislocate your shoulder or break your arm. So it's the same principle as an airbag. I'm not eger to test it out, but I'm glad it's there. When your chucking remember to apply a little bit of Moly Grease (Molybdenum Disulfide Grease) to the end of the SDS shank so that you don't overheat the action and the bushings inside. Like many high end hammers, this model features an incicator LED when it requires service. "Check Engine" light on a power tool...who'da thunk it...

I've used this machine so far for concrete drilling in sizes ranging from 1/2" to 1-1/8", it doesn't even sound different let alone cut slower with the larger bits. I've used an SDS-max ground rod driver to pound rods into even frozen ground. And of course, ever "kid" needs a bull point chisel to test out their new toy. And as expected, it makes a mess and makes on fast. So no matter what you're trade, if you work with stone or at least find it in your way from time to time, I'm sure you'll find a use for a Hilti!

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