Einhell Pointed Chisel - 410mm Hex Shank

This Einhell 410mm Hex Shank Pointed Chisel is a robust accessory designed for demolition work on ...

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This Einhell 410mm Hex Shank Pointed Chisel is designed for professionals and serious DIYers undertaking demolition tasks on concrete, stone, and masonry. Its primary benefit is its robust construction and length, enabling powerful and precise chiseling for demanding jobs. A key consideration is its specific compatibility requirement with SDS Hex Shank hammer drills. The chisel features a solid metal build, a 410mm length, and a 30mm diameter, making it ideal for heavy-duty demolition and tasks like joint renovation.

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Model Part Number49191145
BrandEinhell

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FAQs

What type of hammer drill is required for this chisel?

This chisel requires a hammer drill with an SDS Hex Shank chuck system for secure and effective attachment.

What materials can this chisel be used on?

It is designed for heavy demolition work on materials such as concrete, stone, and masonry.

Can this chisel be used for tile removal?

While it can break up the substrate beneath tiles, it is not ideal for delicate tile removal itself. Its primary function is heavy demolition.

How long is the chisel?

The chisel has a total length of 410 mm.

Is this chisel suitable for light-duty chiseling?

No, this is a heavy-duty chisel designed for substantial demolition tasks. For lighter work, a different type of chisel or tool may be more appropriate.

What is the benefit of the pointed tip?

The pointed tip allows for more precise targeting and efficient breaking of material in specific areas.

How do I maintain the chisel?

Clean off debris after each use, store in a dry location, and lightly oil for long-term storage to prevent rust.

Troubleshooting

Chisel not fitting securely into hammer drill.

Verify that your hammer drill has an SDS Hex Shank chuck. Ensure the chuck is fully opened and the chisel shank is clean and free of debris before insertion. Re-insert firmly and lock the chuck.

Chisel not performing effective demolition.

Ensure the chisel is correctly installed and the hammer drill is set to the appropriate hammer-only mode. Check for blockages at the chisel tip or within the material being worked on. Ensure you are using adequate force and proper technique.

Excessive vibration or unusual noise during operation.

Stop operation immediately. Check that the chisel is securely locked in the chuck. Inspect the chisel tip for damage or bending. Ensure the drill's chuck is functioning correctly. Clean the shank and chuck interface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Constructed from solid metal for durability and longevity.
  • Extended 410mm length offers improved leverage and reach.
  • Universal compatibility with SDS Hex Shank hammer drills.
  • Suitable for a wide range of demanding demolition tasks.
  • Pointed tip allows for precise material removal.

Cons

  • Requires an SDS Hex Shank hammer drill; not compatible with standard chucks.
  • Not suitable for delicate or finishing work.
  • Heavy-duty nature means it may be overkill for light-duty tasks.
  • Specific use case limits its versatility for general hammering.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your hammer drill is unplugged or the battery is removed for safety.
  2. Open the chuck mechanism of your SDS Hex Shank hammer drill.
  3. Insert the SDS Hex Shank end of the chisel firmly into the chuck.
  4. Close and lock the chuck mechanism according to your hammer drill's instructions.
  5. Ensure the chisel is securely seated and does not wobble.

Compatibility:

This chisel is specifically designed for use with hammer drills that feature an SDS Hex Shank chuck system. It is not compatible with standard round shanks or other SDS types (e.g., SDS-Plus, SDS-Max) unless they are specifically Hex Shank compatible. Always confirm your drill's chuck type before use.

Care:

  • After use, clean the chisel thoroughly to remove dust and debris. A damp cloth is usually sufficient.
  • Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent rust.
  • Periodically inspect the shank for any damage or wear that might affect its secure fit.
  • Apply a light coat of oil to the metal surface if storing for extended periods to prevent corrosion.

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