Einhell 3 pcs SDS‑Max chisel set, metal, 400 mm provides a set of three robust chisels for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers and demolition hammers. The set contains two flat chisels (25 mm and 40 mm) and one pointed chisel, each with a 400 mm length and SDS‑Max shank compatibility. These chisels are intended for chip‑out, demolition and concrete or masonry removal tasks and serve as replacement accessories or alternative profiles for different breaking needs.
Advantages
The chisels are made of durable metal suitable for heavy demolition work and are supplied as a three‑piece set to cover a range of chipping profiles. SDS‑Max shanks ensure secure fitting and universal compatibility with standard SDS‑Max rotary hammers and demolition hammers. The variety of chisel shapes — narrow flat, wide bolster and pointed — allows efficient material removal, targeted fracture initiation and broader surface removal without changing tool type.
Suitable for
- Demolition and chipping of concrete and reinforced concrete
- Removal of masonry, tiles and plaster
- Creating starter points and precise break lines in construction work
- Replacement or spare chisels for professional and hobby rotary hammers with SDS‑Max
Key specifications
- Shank type: SDS‑Max
- Material: metal
- Chisel length: 400 mm (each)
- Contents: 1 × flat chisel 25 mm, 1 × bolster/flat chisel 40 mm, 1 × pointed chisel
- Compatibility: standard SDS‑Max rotary hammers and demolition hammers
How to use
Select the chisel shape appropriate for the task, then insert the SDS‑Max shank fully into the hammer's chuck and secure according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use the flat or bolster chisel for surface removal and wider channels, and the pointed chisel for breaking, starter holes or targeted fracture lines. Operate the rotary hammer in hammer or hammer‑only mode as required, maintain a firm grip, and apply controlled pressure while allowing the tool's impact action to do the work.
Usage recommendations
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working with chisels. Inspect chisels before use for damage or excessive wear; replace if deformed or cracked. For best results, choose the chisel profile to match the material and task, and avoid applying excessive lateral force that can damage the tool or accessory.
