Chisel Irwin wide 300 x 80 mm with SDS-max handle model 10502192

Wide chisel Irwin 300 × 80 mm with SDS-max handle model 10502192 is a flat demolition chisel intended for heavy-duty masonry and concrete work. The tool features a broad 80 mm cutting edge and a 300 mm blade length that allow efficient removal of tiles, mortar, plaster, concrete and stone. The SDS-max connection provides secure, rapid mounting to compatible rotary hammers and demolition hammers, enabling stable operation during impact work.

Advantages

The chisel combines a wide cutting profile with an SDS-max retention system for quick tool changes and reduced play during operation. Its hardened cutting edge resists wear when removing hard materials, while the long blade provides reach and leverage for prying and breaking. The design balances robustness and usability so the chisel can be used for repeated demolition cycles with consistent performance.

Suitable for

• Removing floor and wall tiles
• Breaking out mortar and plaster
• Chiselling concrete and masonry surfaces
• Demolition work with rotary or demolition hammers that accept SDS-max bits

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Cutting width: 80 mm
• Connection type: SDS-max shank
• Tool type: Flat wide demolition chisel
• Intended use: Heavy-duty masonry and concrete material removal

How to use

Install the chisel into an SDS-max compatible rotary hammer or demolition hammer according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the locking mechanism engages fully. Position the wide edge against the work surface and apply controlled impact and pressure to remove tiles, mortar or concrete in short passes. For larger sections, work methodically along a seam to reduce uncontrolled fracturing. Inspect the cutting edge periodically and, if necessary, dress or replace the chisel when wear reduces effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Match the rotary hammer’s impact energy to the chisel and the material to avoid overloading the tool or machine. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep the cutting edge protected when not in use.