Chisel GRAPHITE 57H560 SDS Plus 22×14×250 mm

GRAPHITE 57H560 SDS Plus chisel with dimensions 22×14×250 mm is designed for use with SDS Plus rotary hammers to break, chip and shape masonry, concrete and similar construction materials. The hardened working tip and robust shank provide consistent impact transmission and maintain geometry under repeated use. The 250 mm length offers reach for medium-depth demolition and preparation tasks while the 22×14 mm cross-section balances contact area and access in slots or grooves.

Advantages

The SDS Plus connection ensures secure, tool-compatible mounting and rapid bit changes without additional adapters. The solid one-piece construction minimises energy loss between the hammer mechanism and the cutting edge, improving chiselling efficiency. Heat-treated tip hardness increases wear resistance and prolongs service life under cyclical impact loads. The dimensions 22×14 mm make the chisel suitable for forming straight channels and breaking medium-thickness sections with controlled force.

Suitable for

• Demolition of small to medium concrete and masonry sections
• Creating slots and grooves in walls and floors
• Removing tile adhesive, plaster and surface coatings
• Surface preparation and edge finishing before repairs or installations

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS Plus compatible
• Working dimensions: 22 mm × 14 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Material treatment: hardened/heat-treated tip for wear resistance
• Application type: chiselling, breaking, slotting and surface preparation

How to use

Insert the chisel into the SDS Plus chuck of a rotary hammer, ensuring it engages the locking grooves. Select an appropriate hammer mode and power setting for the material; use lower impact energy for thin or delicate substrates and higher energy for thicker concrete. Position the chisel at the required angle and apply steady pressure while allowing the tool’s impact action to do the work. Withdraw and inspect the chisel periodically to remove debris and check the tip condition. Replace the chisel when the working edge becomes excessively worn or deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety goggles, hearing protection and gloves. For prolonged work, allow the tool and chisel to cool periodically. Avoid excessive bending forces or levering on the tip to prevent premature damage. Match hammer power and chisel size to the task to ensure effective chiselling and extended service life.