Combi Drill Hire

Combi drill hire prices depend on how long you need the drill and whether you add any SDS bits or chisels to the hire. Daily rates suit shorter jobs, and weekly rates work out cheaper per day if the project runs across several days. Call Hirelink or submit an enquiry for a current price on the Hilti TE 30-C.

Weekly hire on the Hilti TE 30-C works out cheaper per day than daily hire, which makes it the better option if your project will take more than two or three days. The exact weekly rate depends on current pricing and any accessories you add. Get in touch with the team for a weekly quote.

On UK building sites the terms overlap. An SDS drill uses an SDS chuck for heavy-duty masonry drilling. A combi drill, in the trade sense, is an SDS drill that combines rotary, hammer, and chisel modes in one tool. The Hilti TE 30-C we hire out is both. A cordless combination drill from a DIY shop is a different tool aimed at lighter work in wood and plasterboard.

The Hilti TE 30-C we hire out is corded. Mains power gives you consistent performance for serious masonry work with no batteries to run flat halfway through a job. It’s available in 110V (which needs a site transformer) or 230V depending on what’s in stock at your local depot. If you specifically need a cordless option, give us a call and we’ll point you to the right hire.

The TE 30-C is built for concrete, brick, block, stone, and masonry. It handles anchor holes, fixings, through-holes for cables and pipes, and light chiselling work. It accepts SDS-plus bits up to around 28mm in hammer mode, which covers most fixings and rawl plugs used on UK sites. It’s not designed as a primary tool for wood or metal.

There’s no legal requirement for a specific qualification to use a combi drill for most trade and domestic applications, but you must use the equipment safely. Always wear eye protection, gloves, and ear defenders, and fit the side handle, especially when drilling larger holes. The drill can kick if a bit binds. If you’re new to SDS drills, ask the depot team for a quick rundown when you collect.

Yes. Hirelink offers daily hire on the Hilti TE 30-C combi drill. Daily hire suits shorter jobs where you need a drill for a single day, like fitting a few fixings, drilling for a new shelf bracket, or a weekend project. For longer jobs, weekly hire usually works out better value.

Hirelink delivers from four depots across the Midlands, so most West Midlands and Staffordshire postcodes are well covered. [Insert confirmed lead time, e.g. next-day delivery is available across most of the West Midlands]. Call 0121 355 2626 to confirm availability and your delivery date.

Drill bits and chisels are not supplied as standard with the combi drill, but they can be added to your hire on request. Tell us the sizes you need when you book (for example, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm masonry bits) and we’ll have them ready with the drill. You’re also welcome to bring your own SDS-plus bits if you prefer.

Hirelink is a Midlands-based hire company with four depots covering Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Aldridge, and the surrounding area. Unlike national hire chains, Hirelink focuses on local service, with a team that knows the region and can offer personal advice on the right tool for your job. For trade and DIY customers across the West Midlands and Staffordshire, that local knowledge and proximity often means faster delivery and more direct support.

For most hires we’ll need photo ID (driving licence or passport), proof of address dated within the last three months, and a small refundable deposit. Trade customers with an account just need to confirm the booking. If you’re hiring on behalf of a company, bring something with the company name on it as well.