Chisel (curved) GEKO SDS+ 75×165 mm

Curved chisel GEKO SDS+ 75×165 mm designed for use with SDS+ rotary hammers for chiselling, removing tiles, mortar and concrete surface work. The curved profile concentrates impact force to facilitate controlled material removal and provides improved access in corners and along edges. Made to meet the demands of construction, renovation and demolition tasks that require a durable SDS+ chisel.

Advantages

The GEKO curved chisel features an SDS+ shank for quick and secure tool changes and a robust forged head for extended service life under repetitive impact. Its curved geometry directs blows efficiently to the working edge, reducing operator effort and improving precision when removing coatings, tiles or thin concrete layers. The 75 mm working width and 165 mm overall length balance reach and control for both surface and edge work.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and removing tiles and ceramic coatings
• Removing mortar, plaster and thin concrete layers
• Edge and corner access during renovation and demolition
• Site preparation and surface cleaning before finishing

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS+ compatible
• Working width: 75 mm
• Total length: 165 mm
• Profile: curved for focused impact and improved access
• Material: impact-resistant forged steel (manufacturer specification)

How to use

Insert the SDS+ shank into the rotary hammer’s chuck and secure according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Position the curved chisel against the work surface at the required angle and apply steady pressure while operating the hammer in impact mode. Move the chisel along the target area with controlled strokes to remove tiles, mortar or concrete layers. For corner or edge work, use the chisel’s curvature to reach confined spaces and direct the force toward the removal zone.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Match the rotary hammer’s impact energy and speed settings to the task and avoid excessive side loads on the shank. Inspect the chisel before use for wear or damage and replace when the cutting edge is blunted or the shank shows deformation.