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EXO-T-22 Tool Balancer from Hilti for trade and demolition work

Hilti presents an exoskeleton that redistributes the weight of tools over the entire body using a free-floating load system. The "T" stands for Toolbalancer. 

  • Up to 16 kg support
  • Ideal for demolition work
  • Weight redistribution

Functions and advantages

Everything you need to know about the features and benefits of the EXO-T-22 Tool Balancer from Hilti for trade and demolition work need to know.

Description

Revolutionary innovation: Breaking through walls made easy - no strain for workers! Hilti is setting new standards in productivity and safety with its ground-breaking Human Augmentation technology. The latest development enables workers to get the most out of their work without increasing their physical strain. The result? Maximum efficiency, minimized downtime and a drastic increase in work safety. The EXO T 22 (Tool Balancer) is an active exoskeleton with a 22 volt Nuron battery. The battery lasts for up to four hours. The level of support can be adjusted using a control on the chest. The tool can be attached to the exoskeleton using a mechanism. There are additional fastening options for this. The system supports a weight of up to 37 lbs (16.5 kg). The solution is sold from EUR 1,999 per exoskeleton, depending on the country and quantity purchased.

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Company information

Facts & Figures

The company has several collaborations with Ottobock and is one of the best-selling exoskeletons in Germany.

Company address

  • Hilti Germany AG
  • Hilti Street 2
  • 86916 Kaufering
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