Concrete chisel GRAPHITE pointed 14 x 250 mm SDS-Plus for demolition and chiseling

GRAPHITE pointed concrete chisel, 14 x 250 mm, designed for use with SDS-Plus rotary hammers. The tool features a hardened steel shaft and a sharp, pointed tip to concentrate impact energy for breaking, chipping and removing concrete, mortar and masonry. Its 250 mm length provides reach into joints and tight spaces while the 14 mm diameter fits standard SDS-Plus tool holders. The chisel is intended for demolition and precision chip-off work where a focused puncture or splitting action is required.

Advantages

The pointed geometry concentrates force at the tip to enable efficient penetration and controlled fragmentation of concrete and masonry. Compatibility with SDS-Plus systems ensures quick, secure mounting and reliable power transfer from the rotary hammer. Hardened construction increases resistance to wear and deformation under repeated impacts, while the 250 mm length balances reach and rigidity for both demolition and delicate chiseling tasks.

Suitable for

• Breaking and punching holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Removing mortar and chipping out damaged masonry
• Forming starter points and precise chip-off operations
• Demolition work in renovation and construction sites

Key specifications

• Tip type: pointed for concentrated impact
• Shank system: SDS-Plus compatible
• Diameter: 14 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Material: hardened steel for impact resistance and durability

How to use

Fit the chisel into an SDS-Plus rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the bit locks securely. Position the pointed tip at the intended impact location, hold the tool firmly with both hands, and apply controlled pressure while operating the rotary hammer in the appropriate mode (hammer or hammer-plus-rotation as required). Use short, steady blows for precise chip-off work or longer strikes for breaking and puncturing thicker materials. Regularly inspect the chisel tip for wear and replace it when effective performance is reduced.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and work gloves. Use correct hammer settings for the material and avoid excessive lateral bending forces on the bit to prolong service life. Store the chisel in a dry place and remove debris from the shank before mounting to ensure secure seating in the tool holder.