Tile chisel SDS Hikoki 80×300 mm for demolition and tile removal

The Hikoki Tile chisel SDS 80×300 mm is a hardened-steel chisel designed for use with SDS rotary hammers and demolition hammers. It is intended for tile removal, chipping of mortar and adhesive, and light demolition tasks during renovation and refurbishment. The 300 mm overall length provides extended reach and leverage for working on floors and walls, while the 80 mm blade width covers a useful swath of material with each pass.

Advantages

The hardened steel construction and SDS-compatible shank ensure durable performance and quick tool changes when used with compatible rotary hammers or demolition hammers. The 80 mm blade width balances material removal rate and control, making it suitable for precise tile lift-out as well as broader scraping. The extended 300 mm length improves operator reach into corners and recessed areas without compromising handling.

Suitable for

• Removing ceramic or porcelain tiles from floors and walls
• Chipping old mortar, grout and adhesive residues
• Light demolition and surface preparation during renovation
• Accessing recessed joints and corners where extra reach is required

Key specifications

• Blade width: 80 mm
• Overall length: 300 mm
• Material: hardened steel blade
• Connection type: SDS-compatible shank for rotary/demolition hammers

How to use

Fit the chisel into the SDS chuck of a compatible rotary hammer or demolition hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use the appropriate hammer setting and apply steady, controlled impacts; hold the tool at a shallow angle for scraping and at a steeper angle for prying tiles. Work progressively from loosened edges toward the centre of the tile or area being removed. Always stop the tool to reposition the chisel when changing direction or accessing tight spots.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Select a rotary or demolition hammer with compatible SDS fittings and sufficient impact energy for the task. For large removal areas, alternate between narrower and wider chisels to balance speed and precision. Store the chisel dry and inspect the tip before use; sharpen or replace if excessively worn or damaged.