Get straight to work with the , a no-nonsense pointed chisel built to bite into concrete, block and masonry without fuss or flare.

This 19 mm hex-shank demolition bit is designed for heavy chiselling and breaking work with SDS-type breakers — in tools that take hex chisels, this one just gets on with the job.

Key Features:

• 19 mm Hex Shank - Fits standard hex-drive breakers so you can swap it in quick and keep working.
• 400 mm Length - Gives you reach and leverage when you’re busting up slabs or channels.
• Pointed Tip - Excellent for starting chips or targeting stubborn concrete.
• Heat-Treated Steel - Toughened metal that will take repeated hammer blows without folding.
• Single Piece Design - Simple, serviceable and easy to replace when the day’s done.

Applications

What really stands out is how well this chisel tackles concrete and masonry demolition — be it cutting channels for pipes, scoring old tiles, breaking up brick or clearing mortar. It’s also great for cleaning out joints where material is deep and hard to reach.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — not all chisels are made equal. This one’s built with a purpose: hit concrete hard and keep going without snapping off on the first couple of strikes. That rugged hex shank means it stays put even under heavy hammer action, and at 400 mm, you’ve got the reach for deeper cuts without putting your hands too close to the action.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Shank Type: Hex - Ensures positive engagement with breakers that accept hex chisels, so there’s no twist under load.
• Working Length: 400 mm - Balances reach and control, meaning you can chip deep lines without overreaching.
• Chisel Diameter: 19 mm - A solid mid-range size that punches a good line without being unwieldy.
• Chisel Type: Pointed - Best for breaking and scoring — it digs in, so you don’t have to.
• Weight Approx. 0.94 kg - Heavy enough to transfer hammer energy well, but light enough to manage all day.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a pro or serious DIYer who spends time chiselling concrete, block, brick or stone, this is the kind of tool you’ll reach for without thinking — a proper pointed demolition chisel that handles the grunt work so you don’t burn out your breaker.

Trades like masonry, concrete repair, plumbing and electrical chasing will appreciate its simplicity and durability — and that matters a lot on a job site where downtime costs money.