Timco SDS Max Steel Pointed Chisel, 280mm, Heavy Duty
Timco SDS Max Pointed Chisel for heavy-duty concrete & masonry breaking. 280mm length, 18mm shank.
The Timco SDS Max Steel Pointed Chisel is designed for heavy-duty breaking of concrete and masonry when used with SDS Max shank tools. Its robust construction ensures durability and efficient performance in demanding applications.
Important: This chisel is not suitable for use in rotary mode, making it ideal for pure demolition work where precision and power are required.
- SDS Max Shank Type: Ensures secure and stable attachment to compatible power tools.
- Pointed Tip: Maximises impact force for efficient material breaking.
- Total Length 280mm: Allows for deep penetration and effective demolition.
With its heavy-duty design, this chisel is perfect for professional tradespeople tackling tough concrete and masonry demolition tasks. Always ensure compatibility with SDS Max tools for optimal performance.
- Heavy-duty concrete breaking
- Masonry demolition
- Shank Type: SDS Max
- Tip Type: Point
- Total Length: 280mm
- Shank Diameter: 18.0mm
- Weight: 490 Grams
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