Chisels set Hikoki 751035 SDS‑Max 3 pieces

The Hikoki 751035 chisels set contains three SDS‑Max chisels intended for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers and demolition hammers. The set covers common chisel types for chiselling, scaling and light demolition on concrete, masonry and stone. Sturdy construction and precise fit to SDS‑Max holders provide efficient energy transfer from the hammer to the tool, suitable for both professional and DIY tasks.

Advantages

The set offers a selection of chisel profiles for different tasks, made from hardened steel to withstand repeated impact. SDS‑Max shanks ensure secure connection and quick exchange in compatible hammers, while robust tips maintain shape during extended use. This combination delivers reliable performance for fastening, surface preparation and light demolition work.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and shaping concrete and masonry
• Scaling and removing tiles, mortar and coatings
• Light demolition and repair work on stone and brick

When it may not be suitable

The set is not intended for heavy continuous demolition of large structures or for use with hammers that do not accept SDS‑Max shanks. For very large-scale demolition or continual industrial use, heavier-duty demolition tools and specialised bits are more appropriate. Also avoid using these chisels on materials harder than their design allows, which may accelerate wear or cause damage.

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 3
• Shank type: SDS‑Max
• Material: heat-treated/hardened steel
• Typical applications: chiselling, scaling, light demolition

How to use

Fit the appropriate SDS‑Max chisel securely into the hammer’s chuck following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Select the chisel profile best suited to the task (pointed for breaking, flat for levering and scaling). Use controlled strikes and move the chisel progressively across the work surface, keeping hands clear of the impact zone and wearing suitable personal protective equipment including eye and ear protection, gloves and dust mask.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your rotary or demolition hammer accepts SDS‑Max shanks
• Match chisel types to your typical tasks (point, flat/bolster, scaling)
• Consider frequency of use—professional users may need heavy‑duty alternatives

Usage recommendations

Use these SDS‑Max chisels with compatible hammers, maintain sharpness and inspect tips before use; replace worn or deformed chisels to ensure safe and effective operation.