Chisel Spade 250 mm Einhell 49247304 — 250 mm blade for masonry and demolition

The Einhell chisel spade with a 250 mm wide blade is a replacement and accessory blade designed for compatible demolition hammers and chisel tools. The 250 mm spade-shaped cutting edge provides a broad, flat contact surface for breaking out and removing masonry, tiles, plaster and other similar materials. This blade is made to meet the needs of renovation, construction and light demolition tasks that require a wide, flat chisel for undercutting and clearing surfaces.

Advantages

The 250 mm spade design delivers stable, even contact across larger surface areas reducing the number of passes needed to remove material. Manufactured to fit standard SDS-compatible demolition chisel holders, the blade offers quick replacement and reliable retention during heavy use. The broad cutting edge helps distribute impact forces, which supports controlled removal of plaster, tile and masonry without concentrating stress in a single narrow point.

Suitable for

• Removing ceramic tiles and adhesive layers
• Stripping plaster and render from walls
• Undercutting and clearing masonry surfaces
• Light demolition work in renovation and construction
• Creating flat, even channels or openings in masonry

Key specifications

• Blade shape: spade / flat chisel
• Blade width: 250 mm
• Intended use: masonry, tile, plaster removal, light demolition
• Compatibility: for use with compatible demolition hammers and chisel holders
• Material characteristics: hardened steel blade designed for impact applications

How to use

Attach the 250 mm chisel spade securely to a compatible demolition hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the blade flat against the work surface and apply steady, controlled impact to undercut or peel away material. Work in short passes across the surface, advancing gradually and maintaining a stable hand position to control the blade. Replace the blade when wear or deformation affects cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, ear protection, gloves and dust mask when working with demolition tools. For best results on tiled or plastered surfaces, start at an edge or seam and work progressively, allowing the broad blade to lift material evenly. Inspect the blade regularly and keep the mounting interface clean to ensure secure attachment.