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    SDS-plus chisels

    SDS-plus Chisels

    SDS-plus chisels are designed for smaller and medium chiselling work with rotary hammers that use the SDS-plus shank system. They are suitable for removing masonry, adjusting concrete, creating openings or demolition work where you do not need a large demolition hammer with the SDS-max system.

    When to choose an SDS-plus chisel

    Choose SDS-plus when working with a lighter electro-pneumatic rotary hammer and carrying out standard chiselling, chasing, removing plaster, masonry or smaller interventions in concrete. It is a practical choice for assembly, installation and smaller-scale construction work.

    What you will find in this category

    Here you will find chisels with SDS-plus shank for chiselling and demolition hammers. Depending on the specific shape, they are suitable for breaking up material, levelling surfaces, removing layers or creating channels and openings in masonry and concrete.

    Is a lighter SDS-plus hammer no longer enough?

    If you are facing longer demolition work, heavier work in concrete or using a more powerful hammer with a different shank system, it will be more suitable to choose chisels for the corresponding shank system. With chisels, always check mainly compatibility with your hammer and the type of work for which the specific shape is intended.

    You will find the specific types of SDS-plus chisels and their use with the products below on this page.

     

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