Geepas SDS+ Flat Chisel, 20mm x 250mm, Suitable for Tile Removal, Plaster & Concrete Scaling

Size: 20 mm diameter x 250 mm length; SDS+ shank compatible; round-flat chisel shape; material: premium steel; ergonomic anti-slip rubber-coated handle; shock-resistant design for longer life.

It is compatible with SDS+ drills, rotary hammers, and impact hammers that accept SDS+ round-flat chisels.

Insert the SDS+ chisel into the hammer’s chuck with the tool off, switch to hammer mode, seat the chisel firmly, and apply steady, controlled pressure. Use the recommended speeds and avoid side-loading to minimize wear.

Common applications include concrete and masonry chiseling, burr removal, surface roughing, light demolition, groove cleaning, and general material removal in walls or floors.

Wear eye protection and gloves, secure your workpiece, keep hands away from the chisel path, ensure the tool is powered off when changing accessories, and inspect the chisel for cracks or wear before use.

Keep it clean and dry, inspect for wear or damage before use, avoid overheating by using appropriate hammer settings and pauses, and store in a dry place. Replace the tip if wear becomes significant rather than attempting unsafe repairs.

Alternative options on Fepy include Geepas SDS+ Round Flat Chisel 16mm x 250mm (https://fepy.com/product/geepas-sds-plus-round-flat-chisel-16mm-250mm), Geepas SDS+ Round Flat Chisel 20mm x 300mm (https://fepy.com/product/geepas-sds-plus-round-flat-chisel-20mm-300mm), and Geepas SDS+ Round Flat Chisel 25mm x 250mm (https://fepy.com/product/geepas-sds-plus-round-flat-chisel-25mm-250mm).

Choose based on the required material removal rate and the size of the groove or edge you need. 16–20 mm chisels fit many common tasks, while 25 mm and larger sizes are better for heavier material removal and deeper cuts.

This chisel is designed for SDS+ tools and is not compatible with non-SDS hammer drills. Use it only with SDS+ hammer drills that support round-flat chisels.

The GSDS-FC250 combines robust steel construction, an anti-slip rubber-coated handle for comfort, and a shock-resistant design for durability in demanding tasks, with reliable tip geometry for long life.

For best results, use the correct hammer setting for masonry, avoid applying excessive lateral force, work in short, controlled passes, and allow the tool to cool periodically to prevent overheating and wear on the tip.