DEWALT SDS PLUS POINTED CHISEL - 250mm

This chisel is designed for light chipping and chiseling of materials like tile, mortar, and glazing compounds on masonry products.

It requires a hammer with an SDS Plus chuck and preferably a 'rotation stop' feature for optimal performance.

No, this chisel is intended for light-duty tasks. For heavy demolition, a more robust chisel and a more powerful hammer would be necessary.

Its lifespan depends on usage intensity and the material being worked. The specially toughened steel and microprocessor-controlled heat treatment are designed to provide a long service life for its intended applications.

Clean off debris after use, keep it dry to prevent rust, and store it properly. Inspect the tip regularly for wear.

This chisel features an SDS Plus shank, making it compatible with SDS Plus chuck systems. It is not compatible with SDS-Max or other chuck types.

This process ensures consistent hardness throughout the chisel, contributing to its toughness and long life, even under repeated impact.

Ensure the chisel is fully inserted into the SDS Plus chuck and that the chuck is properly engaged. Verify that the rotary hammer is set to a mode that includes hammering action.

Confirm that the rotary hammer is set to 'rotation stop' or 'chiseling only' mode. Check if the material being worked on is too hard for light chipping tasks. Ensure the chisel tip is not excessively worn.

Remove the chisel and reinsert it firmly, listening for the click of the chuck engaging. Check the SDS Plus shank for any damage or debris that might be preventing a secure fit.

The chisel may be used on material harder than intended, or the rotary hammer might be used in a mode that is not suitable (e.g., without rotation stop). For very hard materials, a specialized chisel might be required.