Chisel point SDS‑Max 280 mm, Hikoki HIKOKI CHISEL SPOINT (MPN 750990)

Hikoki HIKOKI CHISEL SPOINT is an SDS‑Max chisel point with a 280 mm working length, designed for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers. It features a hardened steel tip and a robust shank to transfer impact force efficiently for chipping, splitting and light demolition in concrete, masonry and natural stone. The tool is intended for professional repair work, tile removal, mortar joint cleaning and other tasks where a pointed chisel is required to concentrate impact energy and break material precisely.

Advantages

The pointed geometry concentrates impact energy into a small area for precise breaking and controlled removal of material. Hardened tip material improves wear resistance and extends service life during repeated impact use. Standard SDS‑Max shank ensures secure fit and reliable power transfer with compatible rotary hammers. The 280 mm working length provides reach into deeper joints and holes while maintaining balance and stiffness for stable operation.

Suitable for

• Chipping and splitting concrete and masonry
• Tile and ceramic removal
• Mortar joint cleaning and removal
• Light demolition and precision breaking

Key specifications

• Tool type: pointed chisel for SDS‑Max rotary hammers
• Working length: 280 mm
• Shank type: SDS‑Max compatible
• Tip: hardened steel point for improved wear resistance
• Typical applications: concrete, masonry and natural stone

How to use

Insert the chisel into the SDS‑Max holder of a compatible rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring it locks securely. Position the chisel point at the intended break location and operate the hammer at an appropriate power setting for the material. Apply steady guidance without excessive lateral bending; allow the tool's impact action to do the work. Periodically inspect the tip for wear or deformation and replace the chisel when the point is significantly blunted or damaged to maintain efficiency and safety.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Match hammer power and operating mode to the task to avoid premature wear. For best results on tile removal and delicate joint work, start with controlled, lower-impact settings and increase power only if needed.