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Hilti TE 2000 vs Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced

The Hilti TE 2000 is a heavy 110v electric demolition breaker. The Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Hilti TE 2000
Hilti TE 2000 - image: Hilti UK
Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced
Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced - image: Pro Tiler Tools

Specifications side by side

Hilti TE 2000Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced
Weight14.5 kg (EPTA 01/2003, without battery)98kg
Single impact energy35 J-
Full hammering frequency1800 impacts/minute-
Max. chiselling performance14200 cm3/min-
Tool chuck typeTE-S-
Max cutting length-1300mm
Motor power-2.2HP / 1.65kW
Blade diameter-300mm standard, up to 350mm
Max cutting depth-80mm (300mm blade), 110mm (350mm blade), 235mm double pass
Voltage-110V, needs 32A feed via 5kVA transformer

Sources: Hilti TE 2000, Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the TE 2000 if...

One of Hilti's heaviest electric breakers, used for large-scale concrete demolition rather than light chasing or breaking-out work. Plant hire depots stock it alongside pneumatic breakers for jobs too big for a standard SDS hammer.

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Full TE 2000 specifications →

Buy or hire the Zoe 130 Advanced if...

A bench-mounted wet saw for cutting large porcelain and stone tiles cleanly, used by tilers and landscapers rather than site labourers. Its 1300mm cutting length and interchangeable blade sizes suit large-format tile and paving jobs that a hand-held cutter cannot manage.

Full Zoe 130 Advanced specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Hilti TE 2000 and the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced?

The Hilti TE 2000 is a heavy 110V electric demolition breaker; the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.

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