Hilti TE 3000-AVR demolition breaker — 68 J, 30 kg
Hilti’s heaviest electric demolition breaker for breaking downwards — floor slabs, concrete pads, foundations and pavements. 68 J single impact energy at about 30 kg: the hammer works under its own weight, the operator guides rather than pushes it. Active Vibration Reduction (AVR) decouples the handles from the body, which makes a real difference over a full working day. Runs from a 230 V socket — no hydraulic power pack or compressor, so it also works indoors. HEX 28 mm chuck.
Technical data
| Impact energy | 68 J |
| Impact rate | 860 /min |
| Rated power | 2070 W |
| Weight | 29,9 kg |
| Tool chuck | HEX 28 mm (TE-H28) |
| Working direction | w dół (posadzki, nawierzchnie) |
| Vibration (a_h) | 7 m/s² (AVR) |
| Power supply | 230 V |
| Chisels | szpicak + płaskie, 25 zł netto / wynajem |
What it is used for
- ▸Breaking concrete floors and screeds
- ▸Demolishing foundations, plinths and concrete slabs
- ▸Breaking pavements, outdoor steps and kerbs
- ▸Opening hall floors for new installations
FAQ
Can the TE 3000 be used on walls?
No. It is designed for breaking downwards — about 30 kg cannot be held horizontally safely. For walls a lighter Hilti TE 700-AVR chisel hammer is the right tool.
Which hammer is right for my job?
An overview of all our hammers — from a light one for walls to a 30 kg breaker for floors — with guidance on which suits what is on our demolition hammer rental page.
Are chisels included?
We supply a point chisel and a flat chisel with the hammer. The chisel fee is PLN 25 net per rental (not per day) and covers sharpening after return. For rentals longer than 7 days it applies to each started week. Wide or spade chisel: +PLN 10. A broken or unreturned chisel is charged at the price of a new one.
How much is a weekend rental?
A weekend (Friday after 2 pm to Monday by 9 am) is charged as a single day: PLN 128 net.
What power supply is needed?
A standard 230 V socket. With a long extension lead use a cable of adequate cross-section — a cable that is too thin reduces the hammer’s power and overheats.