Bosch Pointed Chisel 400mm

Specifications include a 400mm length, a precision pointed tip for accurate chiseling, durable high‑quality steel for long life, an impact‑resistant design, and an ergonomic grip for comfortable handling. It’s designed for use with Bosch SDS‑Max tools.

Power off the tool, insert the chisel shank into the SDS‑Max chuck, and secure it per your tool’s chuck guidelines. Set the tool to hammer mode, start at a moderate impact rate, and apply steady force to achieve efficient material removal.

It’s optimized for breaking, chipping, and shaping concrete, masonry, and stone, making it suitable for demolition, renovation, and heavy chipping tasks.

Wear safety glasses or a face shield, hearing protection, and gloves. Ensure the work area is clear of bystanders, secure the workpiece, and avoid prying or using the chisel as a lever. Inspect the chisel for cracks or damage before use.

Wipe the chisel clean after use and store it in a dry place to prevent rust. No special lubrication is needed for the chisel itself; keep it dry and free from dirt when not in use.

Ideal for deep, precise breaking and shaping of concrete, masonry, and stone in professional construction, renovation, and demolition projects where reach and accuracy matter.

This model emphasizes a long 400mm reach, a pointed tip for precise material removal, and SDS‑Max compatibility, making it well suited for deep or tough‑to‑reach chiseling tasks compared with shorter or flat‑tip chisels.

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The listing specifies SDS‑Max compatibility for this chisel. Some descriptions may mention SDS‑Plus compatibility, but it is primarily designed for SDS‑Max tools. Check your tool’s chuck type to ensure proper fit.

The pointed tip concentrates impact energy at a single point, enabling quicker breakthrough and more precise material removal in hard substrates, which can reduce overall chiseling time on demanding jobs.