NEW HILTI CORDLESS TOOLS PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES

An impact driver is one of the key tools found in every tradie's cordless kit. This new tool has been designed with more power, along with increased rotations and more impacts per minute, so screws can be driven in faster. The tool also boasts three gears and electronic speed control, to make switching between driving speeds quick and easy.

Additional features include:

• Improved robustness, and a compact design for use in compact spaces.
• Ergonomic design for increased comfort, especially over periods of heavy use.
• Brighter LEDs around the chuck to illuminate work surfaces.

Like the SID 4-A22, this is a tool you'd expect to see on almost every jobsite. The new version features a number of changes over the previous model, including a more compact size and increased power. In addition, there's a new electronic clutch that provides more control and better power delivery. Another big addition is the Active Torque Control (ATC) safety function, which prevents the tool from kicking back and injuring the operator's wrist.

Additional features include:

• All-metal gearing for high torque and extreme durability.
• The ability to be used universally on all materials - from wood to masonry.

This is the fourth generation of the Hilti cordless rotary hammer, and brings with it a host of new upgrades that provide increased performance and more versatile functionality. In terms of upgrades, the tool has a new chiselling function and is 30% more powerful. Further, the new brushless motor is more compact and has improved run time. The TE 6-A36 will also now run on the new 36 volt battery platform, providing a choice of batteries to meet the need for lightweight operation or extended run times.

Additional features include:

• Active Vibration Reduction (AVR) system for comfortable use.
• Compact and lightweight construction.
• Exchangeable TE-C Click chuck system.

These are two new products that provide the power of corded grinders combined with cordless mobility needed in high demand applications such as concrete grinding. Utilising the new 36 volt B36 5.2Ah battery, these tools are more powerful and have double the runtime of the 22 volt equivalent The difference between the two tools is the size of the disc, with options of 5 inch or 6 inch.

Features include:

• Ergonomic design for comfortable use.
• Safety features such as a disc brake and Active Torque Control (ATC).
• Versatile use on concrete, steel and other metals.

A final addition to the cordless range is two new 36 volt batteries. Choose between 2.6 Ah or 5.2 Ah, depending on the situation and working environment. For example, drilling overhead with the new TE 6-A36 may necessitate the smaller, lighter weight battery, while other applications such as chiselling will need longer run times, which the larger B36/5.2 provides.