Chisel accessory Graphite 57H573

SDS Plus bush hammer 40 x 40 mm with 16 points, Graphite 57H573 is a heavy-duty masonry chisel accessory designed for rough texturing and surface preparation. Manufactured by GRAPHITE for use with SDS Plus rotary hammers, this bush hammer creates a patterned, roughened finish that improves adhesion for mortars, adhesives and resins. The durable construction provides long service life and consistent performance in road and civil construction, renovation and other masonry tasks.

Advantages

The Graphite 57H573 bush hammer offers robust build quality and wear resistance for repeated impact use. Its 16-point head produces an even bush-hammered pattern to increase surface roughness and adhesion without deep gouging. Compatibility with SDS Plus tool holders ensures straightforward attachment and stable operation. Packaged in a polybag on a hanger with sticker, the accessory is easy to store and identify on-site.

Suitable for

• Preparing concrete surfaces before applying mortar or adhesive
• Surface texturing of stone, brick and concrete
• Renovation works requiring improved bonding of coatings and resins
• Road and civil construction where patterned roughness is needed

Key specifications

• Tool type: SDS Plus bush hammer
• Head dimensions: 40 x 40 mm
• Number of points: 16
• Intended use: rough texturing of worked surfaces
• Packaging: polybag on hanger with sticker

How to use

Fit the bush hammer into an SDS Plus rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the chuck is securely locked. Hold the rotary hammer perpendicular to the surface and apply steady, controlled pressure while operating at the recommended impact settings for masonry. Move the tool evenly across the area to achieve a uniform bush-hammered pattern. Allow dust to clear and inspect the surface for consistent texture before applying mortars, adhesives or resins.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working with masonry dust. Test on a small area to confirm the required texture and adjust technique or hammering duration to avoid excessive material removal. Clean the tool after use and store in dry conditions to maintain service life.