A SDS Plus point chisel and flat chisel are both types of tool attachments used with SDS Plus rotary hammers and demolition tools. These chisels are designed for breaking, chiseling, and drilling into tough materials like concrete, stone, and masonry. Here’s a breakdown of each:
SDS Plus Point Chisel
- Design: The point chisel has a sharp, pointed tip designed for concentrated force. It’s commonly used for precision work, such as breaking up concrete or masonry in a specific area.
- Uses: Ideal for breaking and chiseling harder materials, like concrete, brick, and stone, where a focused impact is needed.
- Applications: Suitable for tasks like breaking up hard concrete, demolition, or creating holes in solid materials.
SDS Plus Flat Chisel
- Design: The flat chisel has a wider, flat edge that can apply force over a larger surface area. This makes it suitable for removing material over a broader area.
- Uses: Primarily used for larger-scale chiseling, such as removing layers of concrete, mortar, or soft brick. The flat edge helps to clear material more efficiently.
- Applications: Used for cleaning, finishing, and chiseling large surfaces, as well as for removing tiles, paint, or excess mortar.
Key Features
- SDS Plus Compatibility: Both chisels are designed to work with SDS Plus tools, which allow for quick and secure attachment and removal from the hammer drill.
- Durability: These chisels are usually made from high-quality steel to withstand the heavy impacts involved in demolition work.
- Versatility: Both types of chisels are available in various sizes and lengths to suit different types of projects.
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