Chisel, Smart SDS‑Max flat narrow 25×600 mm

Smart SDS‑Max flat narrow chisel 25×600 mm is a professional replacement tool designed for rotary hammers that accept SDS‑Max shanks. The 25 mm wide blade and 600 mm length create a narrow contact profile ideal for precise breakout, chipping and channeling work in concrete, masonry and stone. Manufactured for heavy‑duty demolition and renovation tasks, the chisel combines a hardened working edge with a robust shank to withstand repeated impact loads and prolonged use on construction sites.

Advantages

The flat narrow geometry concentrates impact energy into a smaller area for faster material removal and better control when forming grooves or removing sections of concrete. SDS‑Max compatibility ensures secure tool retention and efficient energy transfer from rotary hammers. The hardened tip provides resistance to wear and deformation, while the long 600 mm length gives extra reach for deeper cuts and access into confined areas without compromising stability.

Suitable for

• Precision breakout and chipping in reinforced and unreinforced concrete
• Removing tiles, thin layers of screed and plaster
• Making channels and grooves for pipes and conduits
• Masonry repair and stone work where a narrow profile is required

Key specifications

• Blade width: 25 mm
• Overall length: 600 mm
• Shank type: SDS‑Max compatible
• Tool geometry: flat narrow chisel
• Material treatment: hardened working edge for impact resistance

How to use

Fit the chisel securely into the rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions until it locks into the SDS‑Max chuck. Position the blade tip against the work surface at the required angle and apply steady, guided pressure while operating the hammer in the recommended impact mode. For controlled material removal, use short contact times and reposition frequently. Allow the tool to do the work; avoid excessive lateral bending or levering that could damage the chisel or the power tool.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Match the chisel geometry to the task: use the narrow flat blade for grooves, channeling and precise breakout. Inspect the chisel regularly for wear or deformation and replace it when the working edge becomes rounded or the shank is damaged. Use with rotary hammers rated for SDS‑Max tooling and follow the drill/hammer manufacturer's guidelines for impact power and operating modes.