Chisels for hammer drills are essential accessories for various demolition, drilling and chiselling jobs. They attach to the chuck of the hammer drill and allow precise operations to be carried out on hard materials such as concrete, stone, and even certain metals. These chisels come in several types, each designed for a specific application, which makes them versatile and practical for heavy-duty work and renovations.
Among the chisel models, the most common are the flat chisel, the pointed chisel and the wide-tipped chisel. The pointed chisel, for example, is ideal for demolition, because it allows the force to be concentrated on a small area to pierce or break the material. The flat chisel, on the other hand, is effective for removing layers of materials (such as plaster or tiles) or for shaping and leveling surfaces. The wide chisel, often used for roughing work, is particularly suitable for flattening larger surfaces and removing material from larger areas.
Hammer drill chisels are generally made of alloy steel or carbon steel to ensure maximum strength and durability. They are often compatible with SDS-Plus or SDS-Max fastening systems, the standards for professional tools. The choice of system depends on the power of your hammer drill and the nature of the work to be carried out. For example, SDS-Max chisels are suitable for more powerful hammers, often used in heavy construction, while SDS-Plus chisels are suitable for lighter work.
Using the right chisels for each type of work not only increases efficiency, but also extends the life of the tool and accessory. It is advisable to always check the condition of the chisel before use and to avoid excessive overheating which could damage the steel. By using a quality chisel and maintaining it properly, professionals and DIYers can improve their performance on demanding renovation or demolition projects.
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Pointed chisel for Scheppach AB1600 or AB1900 jackhammer
