Sealey Point 450mm - K2PT

This Sealey point chisel is 450mm long and 20mm wide, designed for use with various hammer models....

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This Sealey K2PT point chisel is designed for heavy-duty demolition and breaking tasks with compatible hammer drills. It offers robust performance for professionals and serious DIYers, though its specialized nature means it's not suitable for light-duty work. Key features include its 450mm length, 20mm width, and wide compatibility with popular hammer models from Sealey, Kango, Makita, Hitachi, Atlas Copco, and Ryobi.

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Model Part NumberK2PT
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What type of hammer drill is compatible with the K2PT chisel?

The K2PT chisel is designed for hammer drills that accept a 20mm shank tool fitting, commonly found in models from Kango, Makita, Hitachi, Atlas Copco, and Ryobi, among others.

What is the main purpose of a point chisel?

A point chisel, like the K2PT, is designed for demolition work, such as breaking concrete, stone, or masonry, and for creating pilot holes in hard materials.

How long is the Sealey K2PT chisel?

The Sealey K2PT chisel is 450mm (approximately 17.7 inches) long.

What is the width of the chisel?

The chisel has a width of 20mm at its shank.

Can this chisel be used for tile removal?

Yes, the point chisel is effective for removing stubborn tiles and adhesive from floors and walls.

Does the chisel require maintenance?

Basic maintenance includes cleaning off debris after use and storing it in a dry place to prevent rust. Inspect for wear and tear.

What is the weight of the chisel?

The Sealey K2PT chisel weighs 1.16kg.

Troubleshooting

Chisel not fitting securely in hammer drill.

Ensure you are using a compatible hammer drill model and that the chuck is clean. Check if the chisel shank (20mm) matches the tool's requirements.

Poor breaking performance.

Verify the chisel is correctly seated and locked. Ensure your hammer drill is set to the correct demolition/hammer mode and has sufficient power for the material. Check if the chisel tip is excessively worn or dulled.

Chisel overheating during use.

Allow the tool and chisel to cool down periodically. Ensure adequate lubrication in your hammer drill. Reduce the rate of impact if the material is excessively hard.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Constructed for durability and long service life.
  • Extended 450mm length for better reach and ergonomics.
  • Effective at breaking and demolishing hard materials.
  • Wide compatibility with many popular hammer models.

Cons

  • Primarily suited for demolition, not precision work.
  • Can be heavy for prolonged overhead use.
  • Requires a compatible hammer drill to function.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Insert the Sealey K2PT chisel securely into the chuck of your compatible SDS-Plus or SDS-Max hammer drill. Ensure it is fully seated and locked in place according to your tool's manual before operation.

Compatibility: This chisel is designed for use with hammer drills supporting a 20mm shank tool fitting. Verified compatible models include Kango 900X, 928, 950, 950K, 1400, 978, 710KV, 760KV, 800KV, 850KV, 900; Makita HR3850K, HR5000K, HM1200K, HM1400K; Hitachi DH38YD, DH50SA, DH50SA1, H55SA, H60KA; Atlas Copco PB10C, PB14C, PH11C; and Ryobi CH485K, 450K, 460PK.

Care: After each use, clean the chisel shank and tip to remove debris. Store in a dry place to prevent rust. Periodically inspect for any signs of damage or excessive wear. If the tip becomes significantly dulled, consider professional sharpening or replacement.

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