The is a pointed demolition chisel meant to deliver solid concrete breaking performance with hex-shank breakers. It’s straightforward — no gimmicks — and designed as a single-piece, high-impact tool you’ll rely on during all kinds of tough chiselling and breaking work.

Built with a pointed tip to concentrate each blow and a standard 28 mm hex shank for secure seating in compatible breakers, this 400 mm chisel is about reaching into jobs others won’t touch — whether you’re busting up slabs, cutting out footing edges, or busting stubborn concrete patches.

Key Features:

• Pointed Chisel Tip - Focuses impact energy so you break concrete and masonry faster with fewer swings.
• 28 mm Hex Shank - Locks into hex breaker tools without play so your hits land where they should.
• 400 mm Length - Gives you extra reach deep into walls or low-lying slab areas without bending over.
• Hardened Steel Body - Made to shrug off repeated impacts instead of mushrooming or breaking.
• Single-Piece Construction - No weak joints to worry about under heavy jobsite loads.

Applications

This chisel is made for concrete and masonry demolition tasks with SDS hex breaker tools — ripping up old floors, knocking out sections of wall, chiselling away stubborn mortar and tile, or clearing pockets in slabs before cut-ins. It’s not a precision trim tool; it’s a work-ready breaker for heavy chiselling.

Why Choose This Model

You pick this model when you want something that doesn’t quit halfway through a morning of demolition. The hex shank sits firm in the tool, the pointed tip gets to work quickly, and the full length means you’re not wrestling the tool just to reach it — that matters a lot on a job site where time equals money.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Chisel Length (400 mm) - Longer reach gets you into deeper cuts without awkward angles.
• Shank Type (Hex) - Standard hex interface means a solid fit and better energy transfer with hex breaker tools.
• Tip Style (Pointed) - Designed to bite into hard materials fast instead of skidding or bouncing off.
• Material (Hardened Steel) - Made to take repeated impacts without deforming quickly.
• Weight (~1.88 kg) - Enough heft to add force to each strike but still manageable for general breaker use.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a tradesperson or contractor dealing with routine demolition and concrete chiselling — whether in construction, renovation, or masonry work — this chisel is the sort of dependable tool that keeps the breaker working instead of cracking under stress.

Don’t overthink it: you want a hard-hitting pointed chisel that fits a 28 mm hex tool and gets straight to work on hard surfaces, this is that tool.