Makita chisel bit for HM1200 demolition hammer, SDS-max compatible, replacement P-13378

Replacement chisel bit designed by Makita for use with the HM1200 demolition hammer. This SDS-max compatible chisel features a pointed tip intended for concentrated impact work, enabling controlled breaking and precise removal of concrete, masonry and stone. The bit is engineered to fit standard SDS-max holders and to withstand the stresses of heavy-duty chiselling and demolition tasks.

Advantages

The Makita chisel bit delivers focused impact through a hardened, wear-resistant tip that maintains shape under repeated use. Compatibility with SDS-max systems ensures quick and secure fitting, reducing downtime when replacing accessories. The narrow, pointed geometry concentrates force for efficient penetration and targeted material removal while the robust steel construction resists deformation during intensive jobs.

Suitable for

• Breaking and chipping concrete in confined or targeted areas
• Removing mortar, tiles or embedded stone where precision is required
• Creating starter holes or channels in masonry for further cutting or drilling
• Professional demolition and renovation tasks on construction sites

Key specifications

• Mount type: SDS-max compatible shank for secure tool engagement
• Tip form: pointed chisel for concentrated impact
• Material: hardened steel construction for wear resistance
• Primary use: heavy-duty chiselling and demolition in concrete, masonry and stone

How to use

Ensure the demolition hammer is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting the chisel bit. Insert the SDS-max shank into the tool’s chuck until it locks into place; verify a secure fit by pulling gently on the bit. Use appropriate hammer mode and impact settings recommended for the HM1200, and apply steady pressure while letting the tool’s impact energy do the work. Periodically inspect the bit for wear, and replace it when the tip becomes rounded or shows signs of cracking.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Use the pointed chisel for targeted removal and avoid prying motions that can overstress the bit. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and check compatibility with your demolition hammer model before use.