Chisel GRAPHITE 18x400 mm with SDS-max shank model 57H561

Graphite chisel 18x400 mm with SDS-max shank model 57H561 is a heavy-duty demolition and masonry chisel designed for use with SDS-max rotary hammers. With an 18 mm blade diameter and a 400 mm overall length, the tool is intended for chiselling, tile removal, breaking concrete and mortar joints. The SDS-max shank provides a secure fit and fast bit changes, making the chisel suitable for repeated use on construction, renovation and demolition sites.

Advantages

The chisel is made to withstand high impact forces and provides consistent performance when breaking or cutting hard materials. Its 18 mm blade offers a balance between focused impact and surface coverage, while the 400 mm length gives reach into deeper joints and hard-to-access areas. The SDS-max system ensures reliable locking and compatibility with a wide range of heavy-duty rotary hammers, reducing downtime from tool changes.

Suitable for

• Removing ceramic and stone tiles
• Breaking concrete slabs and masonry
• Chiselling mortar joints and removing old bedding
• Demolition tasks in renovation and construction projects

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 18 mm
• Overall length: 400 mm
• Shank type: SDS-max
• Intended material: concrete, masonry, tile, mortar
• Application: demolition, chiselling, tile removal, joint work

How to use

Insert the SDS-max shank into the compatible rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions until the bit locks securely. Position the chisel tip on the work surface at the required angle and apply controlled hammering action; allow the rotary hammer to deliver impact rather than forcing the bit. For tile removal and thin materials, start from an edge or grout line to lift tiles safely. For concrete or masonry breaking, make progressive passes and avoid overloading the tool to maintain bit integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, hearing protection and gloves. Select a rotary hammer with SDS-max compatibility and suitable impact energy for the material and scale of work. Inspect the chisel regularly for signs of wear or deformation and replace when the tip is excessively worn or damaged. Store the chisel dry and protected to avoid corrosion and preserve performance.