Chisel Set SDS Plus 3 pcs 250 mm, EINHELL

The Chisel Set SDS Plus 3 pcs 250 mm by EINHELL is a set of three SDS Plus chisels designed for use with compatible rotary hammers. Each chisel measures 250 mm in length and is intended for demolition, chiselling and material removal in concrete and masonry. The set provides a selection of profiles to address general breaking, narrow channeling and surface scraping tasks while maintaining compatibility with SDS Plus tool holders.

Advantages

The chisels are made to fit standard SDS Plus rotary hammers and offer straightforward interchangeability for rapid tool changes. Their 250 mm length balances reach and control for working in confined spaces and on larger surfaces. The set includes different chisel profiles so users can select the most appropriate bit for breaking, shaping or scraping concrete and masonry without needing separate purchases.

Suitable for

• Demolition of concrete and masonry elements
• Chiselling and removing tiles, plaster or mortar
• Creating channels and grooves in stone or concrete
• Surface scraping and rough shaping before finishing

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS Plus compatible
• Chisel length: 250 mm
• Set quantity: 3 chisels with different tip profiles
• Intended materials: concrete, masonry, stone
• Application type: demolition, chiselling, scraping

How to use

Select the chisel profile that matches the intended task and insert the SDS Plus shank into the rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Secure the bit, set the hammer to the appropriate operational mode if the tool offers separate modes, and start with moderate impact force to establish control. Use steady, controlled passes when shaping or removing material and adjust angle and pressure to achieve the required removal rate. Replace worn chisels promptly to maintain efficiency and avoid damaging the tool or workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves, hearing protection and a dust mask when working with chisels on concrete and masonry. Match the chisel profile to the job—wide flat chisels for surface work, pointed or narrow chisels for focused breaking—and avoid using excessive side load on the bit which can reduce service life.