Fischer 504284 SDS Max Flat Chisel 280mm

The Fischer 504284 SDS Max Flat Chisel 280mm is a professional-grade tool engineered for demanding masonry and demolition applications. Designed for compatibility with heavy-duty rotary hammers featuring an SDS Max chuck, this chisel provides reliable performance when working with concrete, brick, and natural stone. Its robust construction ensures efficient material removal and long-term durability in challenging construction environments.

Advantages

This flat chisel is manufactured from specially hardened steel, which significantly extends its service life even under intensive use. The design prioritizes user comfort by offering high oscillation endurance, reducing fatigue during prolonged operation. Furthermore, the SDS Max shank ensures a secure and efficient transfer of impact force from the tool to the material, allowing for precise and controlled demolition work.

Suitable for

• General chiselling and demolition tasks
• Breaking up concrete surfaces
• Removing masonry and brickwork
• Working with natural stone

This tool may not be suitable for use with rotary hammers that do not feature an SDS Max connection system. It is also not intended for precision drilling or tasks requiring fine detail work, as it is specifically optimized for high-impact material removal.

Key specifications

• Total length: 280 mm
• Shank type: SDS Max
• Material: Specially hardened steel
• Application: Concrete, masonry, and stone

To use the Fischer flat chisel, insert the SDS Max shank into the tool holder of your rotary hammer until it clicks into place. Ensure the hammer is set to the chiselling or hammer-only mode. Position the tip of the chisel against the target material at an appropriate angle and apply steady pressure while the tool is running. Always maintain a firm grip on the power tool to manage vibration and impact forces effectively.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your rotary hammer is compatible with SDS Max accessories.
• Ensure the 280mm length is appropriate for the depth and reach required for your specific project.
• Check that the tool is intended for the material type you are planning to demolish.

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety goggles, gloves, and hearing protection, when operating power tools for demolition work. Inspect the chisel for signs of wear or damage before each use to ensure safe operation.