Chisel comb. SDS‑Max 10 x 300 mm Hikoki 751048

The Hikoki chisel comb with an SDS‑Max shank is a 10 mm wide, 300 mm long tool designed for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers and demolition hammers. It is intended for chiselling, cutting and carving tasks in concrete, masonry and similar rigid materials. The tool’s length and narrow blade profile provide reach into joints and tight spots while maintaining compatibility with SDS‑Max tool holders.

Advantages

The hardened steel blade and reinforced shank construction deliver reliable impact resistance and wear performance during heavy‑duty use. The 10 mm width offers a balance between precise material removal and structural strength, reducing the risk of bending under load. Being SDS‑Max compatible ensures quick and secure insertion and removal in professional rotary and demolition hammers, supporting efficient workflow on construction and renovation sites.

Suitable for

• Chiselling grooves and joints in concrete and masonry
• Removing plaster, tiles or mortar in renovation work
• Cutting and carving narrow channels in rigid substrates
• Demolition tasks that require a narrow, long chisel blade

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS‑Max compatible
• Blade width: 10 mm
• Overall length: 300 mm
• Material: hardened steel construction for impact applications

How to use

Insert the chisel into the SDS‑Max holder of a compatible rotary hammer or demolition hammer until it locks in place, following the tool manufacturer’s instructions for secure installation. Position the chisel tip against the work surface at the required angle and apply controlled hammering action to remove material. For precision work, use steady, measured strikes and adjust the hammer’s impact force or mode as appropriate for the substrate. After use, clean debris from the shank and blade before removal.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Match the hammer’s power and impact settings to the material being worked to avoid excessive stress on the chisel. Regularly inspect the blade for deformation or wear and replace if the tip becomes blunted or the shank is damaged. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion.