The is a serious demolition accessory built to handle tough chipping and breaking tasks in concrete and masonry without complaining.

Made with a strong, heat-treated body and a long 600 mm reach, this chisel is a go-to for anyone who wants a dependable pointed demolition chisel that doesn’t let you down when the hammer hits hard.

Key Features:

• 19 mm Hex Shank - Fits snugly in large demolition hammers for positive engagement and fewer slips on tough jobs.
• 600 mm Length - Gives you extra reach so you can dig deeper into concrete or work in tighter spots without feeling cramped.
• Pointed Tip - Directs all the hammer energy right where you need it, cracking up concrete and brick with less effort.
• Hardened Steel Construction - Handles repeated impact without bending or dulling quickly — that matters when you’re in the trenches all day.
• Demolition Ready - Built for heavy chipping, breaking and surface prep in tough material.

Applications

If you’re doing serious concrete breaking, wall demolition, trench work, or prepping surfaces for removal, this hex pointed chisel makes short work of reinforced concrete, block, stone and other hard mixes, so you can get in, get it done and move on.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — not all chisels are created equal. On a busy job site you want a tool that transfers impact where it matters, and this DeWalt chisel does just that with its big hex shank and long body. It doesn’t flinch under heavy hits, and that kind of dependability lets you focus less on the tool and more on the cut, crack or break you’re making.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Shank Type: Hex - Ensures maximum grip in the hammer’s chuck with minimum wobble under load.
• Diameter: 19 mm - A solid size that delivers strength and balance in high-impact situations.
• Overall Length: 600 mm - Lets you reach deep into slabs or work from a safer distance without bending over.
• Tip Style: Pointed - Focuses each blow into a sharp point for faster crack initiation and chipping.
• Material: Hardened Steel - Heat-treated for real world durability so you’re not replacing bits every month.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a pro doing regular concrete, masonry or demolition work, a heavy-duty demolition chisel like this is worth the spot in your tool kit — it’s built for the knocks, and it responds with performance you can feel.

DIYers tackling stubborn concrete or stone cuts looking for a tool that refuses to bend will appreciate this too — just don’t expect it to babysit you, it’s all muscle and no excuses.