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10mm shank (SDS Plus) for light-to-medium duty applications; 18mm shank (SDS Max) for heavy-duty demolition work
Four distinct grooves (2 open + 2 closed):
• Open slots: Secure locking balls while allowing longitudinal hammer movement
• Closed slots: Transmit rotational torque for efficient material removal
Quick-release mechanism: Enables tool-free bit changes in seconds
High-carbon alloy steel body with precision heat treatment for maximum durability
Tungsten carbide tips (select models) for extended life in abrasive materials
R-Tec coating (Bosch) provides up to 30% more wear resistance than standard chisels
Self-sharpening designs (e.g., Milwaukee SLEDGE™) maintain cutting efficiency
Flat chisel: For general demolition, removing plaster, tile, and thin layers of concrete
Pointed chisel: For breaking through thick concrete, masonry, and stone
Scaling chisel: Designed for removing stubborn coatings, adhesives, and tiles
Hollow chisel: Ideal for grooving, chasing, and creating channels in masonry
Spade chisel: Used for removing mortar between bricks and light demolition
| Parameter | SDS Plus | SDS Max |
|---|---|---|
| Shank diameter | 10mm | 18mm |
| Typical length range | 150-400mm | 300-600mm |
| Working width range | 10-100mm | 25-150mm |
| Weight (avg.) | 0.3-1.2kg | 1.0-3.5kg |
| Material composition | Heat-treated alloy steel (HRC 48-52) | Heavy-duty alloy steel with optional carbide tips |
| Compatibility | Light/medium rotary hammers (6-12J impact energy) | Heavy-duty rotary hammers (15-40J impact energy) |
| Standard point angles | 60° (pointed), 90° (flat) | 60° (pointed), 90° (flat) |
| Special features | Optional self-sharpening ribs, carbide tips | Reinforced shank, extended wear resistance |
| Certifications | CE, ISO 9001, EN 10204 3.1 | CE, ISO 9001, EN 10204 3.1 |
3× faster material removal compared to manual chisels
Reduced operator fatigue: Power-assisted hammering eliminates manual swinging
Batch efficiency: Ideal for large-scale demolition, renovation, and construction projects
One tool, multiple applications: Replace multiple specialized hand tools
Extended tool life: High-quality materials and construction reduce replacement frequency
Reduced labor costs: Completes jobs in fractions of the time required by traditional methods
Compatibility with existing SDS tools: No need to purchase new equipment for different chisel types
Accurate control: Guided hammering action allows for precise material removal
Works on all masonry materials: Concrete, brick, stone, tile, and plaster
Suitable for both professional and DIY use (with appropriate safety gear)
No-slip grip designs for secure handling during operation
Vibration-dampening construction reduces long-term operator strain
Industry-standard safety protocols built into design
Concrete wall/ground breaking and removal
Removing structural elements during renovations
Demolishing old pavements, driveways, and foundations
Removing tiles, adhesives, and floor coverings
Stripping plaster and wallpaper from walls
Removing mortar between bricks for repointing
Removing rust, scale, and coatings from machinery
Cleaning concrete surfaces in industrial facilities
Performing light demolition in manufacturing plants
Masonry carving and shaping
Creating channels for electrical/pipework installation
Removing graffiti from concrete surfaces
For light-duty work (home DIY, small renovations): SDS Plus with flat or pointed chisel
For heavy-duty demolition (commercial construction): SDS Max with reinforced flat or spade chisel
For specialized tasks (tile removal, grooving): Choose specific chisel types with appropriate features