Rotary hammer chisel attachment YATO YT-47344, universal stainless steel, 400 mm

The YATO YT-47344 rotary hammer chisel attachment is a universal stainless steel tool designed for use with compatible rotary hammers. With a 400 mm overall length and a single-piece construction, this chisel attachment is intended for chiselling, breaking and demolition tasks in masonry, concrete and similar materials. The stainless steel construction offers resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear encountered during renovation and construction work.

Advantages

The stainless steel body provides improved durability and resistance to rust compared with untreated steel, extending service life in humid or dusty environments. The universal shank interface enables compatibility with a range of rotary hammers that accept the corresponding connection type, simplifying tool changeover on site. The 400 mm length gives additional reach and leverage for deeper chiselling and controlled breaking in constrained or recessed areas.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and removing plaster, tile adhesive and mortar
• Breaking and demolishing small sections of concrete or masonry
• Renovation and repair work in residential or commercial buildings
• Preparing openings and recesses for installations
• Tasks that require a corrosion-resistant chisel for wet or outdoor conditions

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel construction for improved corrosion resistance
• Overall length: 400 mm for extended reach
• Configuration: single-piece chisel attachment for rotary hammer use
• Compatibility: universal shank interface suitable for rotary hammers with matching connection
• Primary applications: chiselling, breaking and demolition in masonry and concrete

How to use

Ensure the rotary hammer is compatible with the chisel's shank interface and disconnect power before fitting. Insert the chisel into the tool's chuck or holder according to the rotary hammer manufacturer's instructions and secure it firmly. Set the rotary hammer to the appropriate mode and power setting for chiselling or demolition. Position the chisel tip on the work surface and apply steady pressure, allowing the tool's impact action to drive the chisel. Periodically inspect the attachment for wear, deformation or corrosion and replace if its performance is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, hearing protection and gloves. Avoid excessive side pressure that can bend or blunt the chisel. For best results on reinforced concrete or highly abrasive materials, select a tool setting and technique that minimise overheating and premature wear.