Flat chisel drill bit Makita B-23064

The Makita B-23064 flat chisel drill bit is a 400 mm single-piece tool engineered for use with rotary hammers and demolition drills when working with concrete. Designed for heavy-duty applications, this flat chisel combines a hardened working edge and a robust shank to deliver consistent material removal and long service life. The tool is intended for professional use where durability and precise chisel action are required.

Advantages

This flat chisel drill bit offers high wear resistance due to heat-treated construction and a reinforced tip geometry that maintains cutting performance during extended use. Its single-piece design reduces the risk of failure at joints and provides stable impact transmission from the tool to the work surface. The 400 mm length gives greater reach for deeper chiseling tasks while preserving balance and control during operation.

Подходит для

• Удаление бетона и штукатурки
• Расколка и подрезка стяжек и плит
• Подготовительные работы перед укладкой коммуникаций
• Демонтажные работы в строительстве и ремонте

Key specifications

• Type: flat chisel drill bit for concrete
• Length: 400 mm
• Construction: single-piece hardened steel
• Application: heavy-duty chiseling and concrete removal
• Compatibility: for use with SDS-max and compatible rotary hammers or demolition drills (confirm tool chuck type before use)

How to use

Mount the flat chisel securely into the rotary hammer or demolition drill according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the chisel tip on the target area and apply steady, controlled impact while keeping the tool perpendicular to the work surface. Use intermittent operation to avoid overheating the bit and allow debris to clear. For precise cuts, guide the chisel with support and maintain firm grip on the tool during operation.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, ear protection, dust mask and gloves. Select the correct drill or hammer mode for chiseling and verify tool-to-bit compatibility. Avoid using the chisel on materials other than concrete or masonry to preserve tip geometry and service life.