Hilti Nuron Cordless Power Tool 22 Volt Battery Technology

Power up with Hilti Nuron advanced lithium-ion batteries for more productivity. Hilti's new 22 Volt Nuron cordless battery tool platform delivers more run time and compatibility for all your jobs from light to heavy-duty. To learn more about Nuron, Hilti's new 22 Volt cordless battery power tool platform, visit our website.
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[@bluescan92]

Hilti already had the best batteries out there. I think they might have killed the competition with these new Nuron batteries. I`m exited :D

[@johnallard5889]

This is an awesome advancement! Can’t wait to get my hands on these next generation batteries.

[@GHSTLNCK]

I've had my impact with 2 batteries for over a year now, and they are still going strong. They really backed up what they claimed

[@RamKumar-bb4dv]

Very nice i Sarvice in hilti tools nice designs i love hilti products

[@diagorasmoustakas249]

hello hilti :) i have a 22v 4ah (21700) and when is fully charged sometimes the 3 leds are full and the last one is half .Is that normal ? Thank you :)

[@Therealphantomzero]

This is great and everything but without self-balancing it's nothing is are you planning to provide balancing to the batteries

[@boochal8322]

Simple , smart innovative., !

[@izoyt]

by adding 1 cell? wow, what genius idea, lol.

[@imperialsecuritybureau6037]

@@izoytthe usage data is pretty innovative

[@angelray31]

First day using my hilti te60-22 battery didn’t last 2 hours of use , is this normal or should I feel disappointed about my buy?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hello Ray, from our internal testing and customer feedback we find that our TE 60-22 provides 40%+ more work-per-charge than other cordless competitors. As the construction industry continues to convert to cordless we still offer a broad portfolio of corded combihammers that can satisfy your needs based on how demanding your applications are. With this in mind we see customers that are converting to cordless still using a mix of cordless and corded. For repetitive drilling all day long, we recommend using our corded tools.

[@darrienespinosa9940]

Is that a new impact driver

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hello, thanks for your question. Yes that is the new impact, for more information on the SID 4 click the link here ➡️ hilti.link/YqS and here for the SID 6 ➡️ hilti.link/YqT

[@JohnSmith-kt1dd]

Now I have to see if our dealer has them.

[@juniorlouis2485]

Will these new batteries work on the existing tools I have?

[@HiltiNorthAmerica]

Hey Junior - we offer an adapter so that you can use Nuron batteries on existing Hilti cordless tool bodies.

[@kandemirtoplu2937]

Mükemmel harika

[@Unboxing.Channel]

cool

[@timoteisatmarean7391]

The only compromise is the price 😅

[@user-fk8qo8zv1z]

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[@AlexandreHimself]

yea it's good but godamn it get stolen so much, having hilti on your tool it's a stress to see it disapear in seconds pff

[@arbeliroz]

Hilti - my favorite brand. But way too expensive. Not everyone can afford a Mercedes

[@myopinionmatters]

fleet

[@brianlutz7813]

a few of these tools are worth the money ... that 6.5" cordless circ saw might just be a must have