Cylinder chisel for rotary hammer drill TMM1350 (Ø26) — No name

The cylinder chisel for rotary hammer drill TMM1350 (Ø26) is a straight-edged demolition and chiselling tool designed for use with compatible rotary hammers featuring a 26 mm shank. Intended for removal of plaster, tile adhesive, mortar joints and for splitting small sections of masonry and concrete, the chisel provides a narrow, controlled cutting edge that helps direct impact force into the work surface. The tool is suitable for professional contractors and DIY users requiring a cylinder-style chisel for medium-duty breaking and surface preparation tasks.

Advantages

This cylinder chisel features a robust forged head and a uniform Ø26 mm shank that ensures stable engagement with the rotary hammer's tool holder. The straight-edged profile offers consistent contact during chiselling, improving control and reducing unwanted material fracturing. Designed for repeated impact loading, the chisel material and heat treatment deliver durability under frequent use. Its simple geometry makes it easy to position for precise removal of thin layers and for creating clean lines in masonry.

Suitable for

• Removing plaster, render and tile adhesive from walls and floors
• Chiselling mortar joints and cleaning brickwork
• Splitting small sections of concrete and masonry
• Surface preparation before repair or re-coating
• Controlled demolition tasks where a straight edge is required

Key specifications

• Shank diameter: 26 mm
• Tool type: cylinder (straight-edged) chisel
• Compatible with: rotary hammer drills that accept 26 mm cylindrical shanks
• Primary materials: forged steel with heat-treated working edge
• Typical applications: masonry, concrete, stone, plaster and adhesives

How to use

Insert the chisel into the rotary hammer’s tool holder according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions and ensure it is securely locked. Set the rotary hammer to the appropriate mode for chiselling or hammer-only operation. Position the chisel edge at the intended removal point and apply consistent pressure while allowing the tool’s impact action to do the cutting. For longer or deeper removal, work progressively along the surface and avoid levering the chisel at extreme angles to prevent damage to the tool or workpiece. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and follow safe operating procedures for rotary hammers.

Usage recommendations

Use the cylinder chisel with a rotary hammer rated for the required impact energy and compatible with a 26 mm shank. Maintain the chisel by periodically inspecting the working edge for wear and regrinding or replacing it when the edge becomes rounded or damaged. For cleaner finishes, reduce impact intensity and use controlled, overlapping passes rather than excessive force.