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The Bosch Professional SDS-Max Pointed Chisel is an essential accessory for professional renovators, electricians, and interior fitters who require reliable demolition and chiseling performance in concrete and brick. Designed for high material removal rates without the frustration of tool jamming, it enables precise work for tasks such as pipe installation or resizing frames; however, users should note that this specific 280mm variant is optimized for precision adjustments rather than heavy-duty deep concrete breaking.
| Model Part Number | 1618600023 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch Professional |
No, this is an SDS-Max chisel and is physically incompatible with the smaller SDS-Plus shank systems.
It is optimized for use in concrete and brick.
Yes, keep the shank lightly greased and remove dust from the shank and chuck after every use.
While it can be used for light removal, a wide flat chisel is generally recommended for tile removal for better surface coverage.
This model is 280mm in length.
Reduce the angle of attack and ensure you are not applying excessive forward pressure, which can cause the tool to bury itself.
Check the SDS-Max shank for debris or damage. Clean the chuck of the rotary hammer to ensure the locking mechanism is free of concrete dust.
Ensure the chisel is fully seated in the chuck and that the rotary hammer’s chisel-rotation setting is properly locked.
To ensure optimal performance and longevity, the chisel should be inserted directly into the SDS-Max chuck until it clicks into the locked position. Always ensure the tool is properly lubricated with a light coating of machine grease on the shank before use to reduce friction within the hammer drill’s tool holder. After use, clean the chisel with a dry cloth to remove concrete dust and debris. Check the tip periodically for signs of excessive mushrooming; if the tip becomes blunt or deformed, professional regrinding may be necessary to restore its precision performance.
