Chisel / Grooving Hammer for Concrete 60 mm SDS‑Max YATO YT-47348

The YATO Chisel / Grooving Hammer for Concrete 60 mm SDS‑Max YT‑47348 is a 60 mm wide SDS‑Max chisel designed for leveling, grooving and texturing concrete surfaces. Made for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers, this tool provides a broad working edge for controlled material removal and surface profiling on concrete, masonry and similar substrates. It is intended for tasks that require a consistent groove or even surface finish prior to further repair or coating work.

Advantages

This SDS‑Max 60 mm chisel delivers a stable, even cutting edge that improves control during concrete removal and grooving operations. Compatibility with standard SDS‑Max rotary hammers simplifies attachment and replacement, while the 60 mm width balances material removal rate and precision. The chisel’s geometry helps concentrate impact force along the working edge, enabling efficient surface preparation and texturing without the need for excessive passes.

Suitable for

• Leveling and removing thin concrete layers
• Creating grooves and channels in concrete and masonry
• Surface profiling before overlay, coating or repair
• Texturing concrete surfaces for improved adhesion
• Renovation and construction site concrete preparation

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS‑Max compatible
• Working width: 60 mm
• Intended material: concrete and masonry
• Function: chisel / grooving hammer for surface removal and profiling
• Connection: for use with SDS‑Max rotary hammers

How to use

Insert the SDS‑Max shank securely into the rotary hammer’s chuck following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Position the chisel at the desired angle and apply controlled impacts, moving along the work area to achieve uniform removal or groove depth. Use steady, overlapping passes for even surface profiling and avoid lateral bending forces on the shank. Observe the rotary hammer’s recommended speed and impact settings for concrete work to maintain tool performance and safety.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Use dust extraction or water suppression where possible to reduce airborne dust when working on concrete. Inspect the chisel regularly for wear or deformation and replace if the cutting edge becomes excessively worn or damaged.