Chisel (SDS‑MAX) Hikoki 50×300 mm — tile chisel for demolition and removal

The Hikoki SDS‑MAX tile chisel 50×300 mm is a purpose-designed demolition accessory for use with SDS‑MAX rotary and demolition hammers. With a 50 mm wide flat blade and a total length of 300 mm, this chisel enables controlled removal of tiles, mortar and adhesive layers from floors and walls. It is intended for professionals and tradespeople performing renovation, substrate preparation and remedial removal tasks where robust impact performance and reliable fitment to SDS‑MAX tools are required.

Advantages

The chisel combines a hardened, wear-resistant blade profile with a precision-machined shank to ensure stable connection and efficient energy transfer from the hammer. Its 50 mm width balances coverage and accessibility, allowing fast stripping of ceramic tiles and adhesive residues while maintaining control around edges and corners. The 300 mm length provides sufficient reach for shallow substrates and working behind fixtures without compromising durability under repeated impact loads.

Suitable for

• Removal of ceramic, porcelain and stone tiles from floors and walls
• Stripping of mortar, thinset and adhesive residues
• Preparation of substrates for retiling and surface leveling
• Demolition tasks in renovation and remodeling projects

Key specifications

• Blade width: 50 mm
• Total length: 300 mm
• Shank type: SDS‑MAX compatible
• Blade profile: flat, chisel edge for tile and adhesive removal
• Material: hardened steel for wear resistance

How to use

Insert the chisel securely into the SDS‑MAX tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the locking mechanism engages. Position the flat blade at a shallow angle to the tiled surface and apply short, controlled hammer blows while advancing the blade beneath tiles or adhesive layers. For broad areas, work systematically in overlapping passes to avoid gouging the substrate. Maintain a steady grip and control of the tool to reduce vibration transfer and protect surrounding finishes. Replace the chisel if the edge becomes excessively worn or deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Before starting, check the substrate for hidden utilities and ensure the rotary or demolition hammer is set to the appropriate impact mode and power for the task. For improved chip removal and reduced clogging, periodically clear debris from the work area and consider using a dust extraction system compatible with your hammer.