Cordless Multi Tool

• Power around 90 tools with a single battery

• More work-per-charge

• Built-in battery diagnostics

• New and improved safety features

• Last charged location*

Our cordless multi tool is designed to handle a wide range of applications with precision and ease. It features an ergonomic grip and integrated LED for comfortable handling, even in awkward or low-light positions. Powered by a brushless motor, it delivers between 10,000 and 20,000 oscillations per minute with a 4-degree oscillating angle for optimal performance.

Thanks to the combination of a brushless motor and longer-lasting Nuron batteries you can get more run time per-charge on a single cordless platform. Multi Tools on the Nuron platform offer power and flexibility for all your projects thanks to longer-lasting batteries, time-saving accessories, and a range of services to keep you productive, today and tomorrow.

Weighing just 1.3kg, the tool includes a decoupled head with AVR (Active Vibration Reduction) for improved comfort during extended use. It also comes with a quick lock dust extraction accessory to help maintain a cleaner workspace. The tool is compatible with Hilti multi tool blades, Starlock Standard, Plus, and Max inserts, and supports our 15lb (6.8kg) tether for maximum safety and convenience.

*Fleet subscription and charger module required

A multitool, sometimes known as an oscillating multitool, uses rapid oscillating movement with various attachments to perform maintenance tasks such as cutting, grinding and sanding. Because of this versatility, it is a popular tool among construction professionals.

A cordless multi tool is a must-have piece of kit in any van or tool yard. This is because of their size and versatility on various construction and maintenance tasks including:

• Cutting across wood, metal, plastic and more

• Sanding surfaces, corners and tight spaces

• Removing adhesive, paint and grout

While there are a number of applications and tasks that a multitool can handle, you’ll need to use the right insert for the relevant material and usage. In essence, you’re good to go on materials including wood, metal, plastic, plasterboard, tile and more.

In most cases, modern multitools use a starlock system, which is a universal mounting system for blades and inserts. That means you can use blades from different manufacturers to your multitool.

However, some brands use an older blade mounting system known as OIS, Oscillating Interface System, which is not compatible with starlock blades. Though you can use an adaptor if you want to use OIS blades on a Starlock mount.