SDS+ chisel faster tools 02-5-4100 flat 20x250mm

Flat SDS+ chisel by faster tools, model 02-5-4100, with a 20 mm blade width and 250 mm overall length. Designed for use with SDS+ rotary hammers, this flat chisel is intended for chiselling, removing tiles, mortar and concrete in demolition and renovation tasks. The hardened steel construction and compatible SDS+ shank provide reliable engagement with the tool and sustained performance during repetitive material removal.

Advantages

The chisel delivers efficient material removal on masonry, tile and concrete surfaces while maintaining a consistent blade profile. Its SDS+ shank enables quick, secure fitting into compatible rotary hammers for fast tool changes. The 20 mm blade width offers a balance between surface area removal and directional control, and the overall length gives reach into shallow recesses without sacrificing rigidity.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and spalling of concrete and mortar
• Removing ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Opening joints and removing plaster
• Light to medium demolition work where a 20 mm flat blade is appropriate

Key specifications

• Blade width: 20 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Shank type: SDS+ compatible
• Blade profile: flat chisel
• Material: hardened steel for impact applications

How to use

Insert the SDS+ shank into the rotary hammer chuck until it locks according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the chisel tip against the work surface at the desired angle and apply steady, controlled pressure by guiding the tool rather than forcing it. Use the rotary hammer's impact mode appropriate for chiselling and maintain firm footing and grip. Periodically inspect the blade for wear or deformation and replace the chisel when the cutting edge becomes excessively rounded or damaged to maintain efficient performance.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Select an SDS+ rotary hammer with an impact energy and rotational speed appropriate for the workpiece material. For tile removal, begin at a grout line or edge to reduce the risk of uncontrolled fracturing. Avoid using the chisel on reinforced steel without prior assessment and appropriate tooling.