Hilti Announces Nuron - All-New 22 Volt Cordless Power Tool Platform

[@athenaratti9152]

Hilti is someone who thinks about the real challenges on-site, and not just Volt and battery. Great job to make my life easier!

[@tobien4814]

Amazing platform and great new tools in the portfolio

[@freekingawwsome]

Thank you for the Nuron

[@Stewpkiddable]

Hilti as a contractor i love you i just sortof wish you had more factory stores. keep up the great work. i use teal with red clicky boxes but when i see hilti on a job i get excited every time.

[@QiuyuanChenRyan916]

Order the 6 inch grinder and 1/2 impact with 4 battery and 1 chargers. will have them in march, plumbing in 2022 will be fun.

[@731Woodworks]

Very cool looking line up!

[@kiralypeter88]

Does this mean the end of the current 22v and 36v platforms on the long run?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

The current cordless tools will continue to be available and supported. There is no plan to phase-out current tools. This includes repairs, service and spare parts.

[@jacobstacy588]

@@HiltiNorthAmerica oh yeah y’all tools are made cheap Chinese spear parts I want to know what made y’all start this shitty product because it not a business so best thing is stop production before one of the actual name brands like Milwaukee crushes you

[@גוןמייקר]

Excelente presentación 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@shanepipkin4041]

when new 4680 battery coming next year?

[@rainyoctober4683]

Interesting strategy. Instead of increasing current 22 volt battery capacity which is max 8.0 amps they introduced a whole new tools lineup which only works with new battery. Weird how they keep mentioning that batteries can be used in all new tools as if it’s some kind of revolutionary new idea.

[@crashlandon220]

Maybe not revolutionary per se but they are doing away with their current 36v platform as they claim that the new 22V will outperform it by a large margin. Makita, Dewalt and Milwaukee have all come out with alternate batteries for higher demand applications. (Makita 40V, Dewalt Flexvolt, Milwaukee MX Fuel) Their 18V lineups weren’t up to snuff. What is unique is Hilti is claiming same/better performance with their 22V line up with no need to go to a higher voltage battery.

[@ivannedkov]

@@crashlandon220 correction. The big boys like the huge demo hammer are using two batteries to double the voltage, Upping the voltage gives you higher performance and therefore draws little less power. Downside is that's two 12amp batteries adding 3,7kg to the total weight.

[@loochan325]

Current old 22V Hilti ( 24 max) is good for more then 80 Amps, up to 88A, and with 2 battery 44V x 80-88A = 3520-3872W. The new platform add 12Ah batery for 120-132A.

[@janepatterson5833]

@@ivannedkov I was part of the first Hilti Account Managers to see and demo these tools. The TE2000 Breaker is under 50lbs with both batteries and the chisel, not to mention the best vibration reduction I've seen to date. Made it easier for all 5'3" of me to handle. The TE60 needs just one of the 22V NURON batteries (the larger of the 22V platform) and weighs 17.9lbs. Granted, I work for Hilti, but I am super excited to offer the innovation of the redesigned tools with the safety and data driven technology that now goes hand in hand with "no compromises" - this stuff is really cool.

[@myopinionmatters]

@@ivannedkov I suggest just try it. Question for sure, but try it out

[@bryen9232]

Man I’m ready for battery everything! Constantly running cords is the worst.

[@TacticShinobi]

It's a game changer!!!

[@РишатБурамбаев]

Thank you so much ! What's the origin of the word "nuron" ?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hi thanks for your question! The name is derived from biology and human science. A neuron is the core working unit of the human brain. A specialized cell designed to transmit information to other cells, muscles, and triggering the release of hormones. The one fully interconnected eco-system, where pieces are seamlessly working together.

[@РишатБурамбаев]

@@HiltiNorthAmerica NURON and NEURON the same words ?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Yes, they mean the same thing!

[@РишатБурамбаев]

@@HiltiNorthAmerica Thank you !

[@Dggb2345]

neuron. [ nur′ŏn′ ] A cell of the nervous system. Neurons typically consist of a cell body, which contains a nucleus and receives incoming nerve impulses, and an axon, which carries impulses away from the cell body. Not the same.

[@camlowry6927]

What’s the amp hour on these

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hi Cam, thanks for your question. NURON is delivering more run time than 18v, 24v, 40v even 60v tools, so amps and volts are less relevant. This is one of the reason we don't place the ah ratings on the sides of the batteries. With that being said the ah ratings are 2.6 ah, 4.0 ah, 8.0 ah and 12 ah, respectively!

[@Yalltex]

Oh yeah. People will be more willing to buy high quality expensive tools if they can track them. Theft of tools is one of the most immoral but least prosecuted crimes.

[@Dggb2345]

Yeah. They’re stealing from your family. Penalty should =

[@jeromeborle564]

Great Nice new platform. Would it be compatible with the old platform ?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hello, thanks for the question. We do offer an adapter so that current Hilti cordless tools can run off new Nuron batteries!

[@mikaellarsson5288]

@@HiltiNorthAmerica yeah you did. But the adaptor is as big as a regular 22a battery, plus the new battery. you know knowbody will use it. Im disepointed to say the least.

[@mesh1248]

@@mikaellarsson5288 disappointed in better tools and better batteries?

[@myopinionmatters]

@@mikaellarsson5288 How would you remake batteries? If you could make better batteries and tools, wouldn't you? for those who want to stay with their current batteries and tool, they are not saying that you can't, but if you want to upgrade you can. Just curious, where is the downside? You get to stay with your current platform...or not.

[@mikaellarsson5288]

@@myopinionmatters sounds like something u would never understand. Sorry mate.

[@ФедорФедоров-м8л]

ХИЛТИ ВЫ СИЛЬНО ОТСТАЛИ !!! МАКИТА ЛУДШАЯ!!!🔥🔥🔥👍😃

[@codyfrancis4474]

NO PACKAGE KIT DEALS GOTTA BUY EVERYONE FULL PRICE SEPARATELY

[@ToolHombre]

So Makita has 40v x2 for 80V per tool. Will be interesting to see if Hilti manages to keep the weight down. Running more current as a 22/44V should mean needing heavier motors and thicker gauge wire to make the same power as 36/72V. Personally I'd rather see more OEMs go the 36-54V route like DeWalt/Makita (if you're going to make the batteries incompatible with the prior tools anyway). It leaves development potential to shrink the size in the next generation.

[@apoorcopy]

And it is only 22X the cost...

[@codyfrancis4474]

Everything on one platform is what everyone does already anyway but you're wanting people to replace their entire tool inventory so I don't get your marketing there. Ok the more power is cool but are they lighter or heavier ? They look bigger width wise that's for sure

[@booboo-nl3wi]

Other tool companies have been doing one battery fits all for 10 years or more big deal 🙄

[@afzaalahmed396]

Hilti کا کوئی مقابلہ نہیں

[@hunterways2442]

What was wrong with the last batteries now you have to get a whole new kit. The batteries are huge toooo! I use only hilti tools but this is disheartening.

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hey there - thanks for being a Hilti customer! Our updated battery platform, NURON, wasn't created to "fix" our previous platform, but instead brings something completely new to the market. We have consolidated the 22v and 36v platforms into one, so you can reduce the amount of equipment you have to manage. Now, even larger power tools, that have only been available as corded and gas-powered, can be on the same battery platform as your smaller tools without compromising performance. You can learn more about the benefits of Nuron at www.hilti.com/c/CLS_CORDLESS_TOOLS_7123#editorial

[@wirenutz7869]

If hacked tablets can rule the NFL , just think of what they can do for your business

[@fritsjanssen]

besides the fact that I've only had problems with Hilti machines, this battery is way too big for use as an installer. Where the competition is trying to make the batteries lighter and smaller, Hilti is going the way of big and heavy.

[@KH-kl7qm]

I've spent over £3000+ on original 22v platform. New one is not compatible, shame on you hilti. A brand that lasts until you decide to change it😞

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

The current cordless tools will continue to be available and supported. There is no plan to phase-out current tools. This includes repairs, service and spare parts. Our goal with the launch of Nuron is to offer customers an improved cordless technology. To reach these higher levels of performance our batteries and interface had to be upgraded and redesigned. We do offer an adapter so that current Hilti cordless tools can run off new Nuron batteries.

[@KH-kl7qm]

@@HiltiNorthAmerica 👍 how much though

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

The Battery Adapter BA-22 Box starts at $77. You can find more information here: hilti.link/ZM0

[@Miiike604]

Now proudly made in China. Nt

[@kevinkelly3880]

Do you know this for certain? Hilti has global manufacturing facilities in Mexico, Austria, Liechtenstein, Germany, Hungary, and China. But all engineering and design is done internally by Hilti.

[@stuntmanroy]

@@kevinkelly3880 You so smart oh wise one.

[@stuntmanroy]

@@kevinkelly3880 All hail Hilti!!

[@crashlandon220]

90% of the cordless tools that you buy today are made in china. Hiltis bigger cordless products are either made in Sweden, Lichtenstein or Germany. Dewalt for instance has a bare handfull of tools that are made in the USA, majority are made in China.

[@stuntmanroy]

@@crashlandon220 All hail Hilti!!

[@גוןמייקר]

Hilti es Hilti lo demás es broma

[@sergey8692]

Зачем иметь одинаковые батареи для шуруповерта и отбойного молотка? Это же совершенно разные по мощности инструменты. Вы не сможете использовать одну и те же батарею на обоих этих инструментах. Сомнительное решение.

[@UNIQUE-b3r]

나는 힐티 메니아 입니다 국내에는 언제 들어 오는데 정말이지 내돈 주고 내가 사는 힐티를 왜 단종이 되어버린 구닥다리를 사야 하는데 한국 힐티 이러지 맙시다 제고 털이 하는 겁니까 뭠니까 명색이 힐티인데

[@dusanmilojevic3017]

Couple years behind Bosch.😂😂😂

[@mediumgrey1947]

Yea nah!

[@stuntmanroy]

So Hilti basically just screwed everyone over that is on the old battery platform.

[@kevinkelly3880]

Nope, old platform will continue to be supported. Do you think that companies should never introduce anything new?

[@stuntmanroy]

@@kevinkelly3880 Where did I mention that companies should never introduce anything new? Please clue me in on this. Why couldn't Hilti make a upgraded battery for the current 22 volt or make the new battery backwards compatible Answer that genius.

[@stuntmanroy]

@@kevinkelly3880 Waiting

[@kevinkelly3880]

@@stuntmanroy - gee, sorry to keep you waiting so long. The new batteries are a completely new technology, not just a simple upgrade. 70+ new tools were designed from the ground up for this power system - amperage delivery is significantly higher. Anyone with pre-Nuron tools can still run them, and they will be supported for years to come. Backward compatibility can't last forever.

[@stuntmanroy]

@@kevinkelly3880 Like I said.........

[@onsiteelectricianscott4025]

Hilti is high dollar . Not available at lowes or home depot , ace , or any big box store. The tools are the ugliest pieces of garbage . Even the batteries are ugly. Hilti hammerdrills are good the rest is garbage