Tile Chisel with SDS Plus Shank 180mm

Efficient Tile Removal with SDS Plus Control

This Tile Chisel with SDS Plus shank is designed for controlled, efficient tile removal when used with compatible hammer drills and rotary hammers. Manufactured from hardened alloy steel, it delivers reliable strength and durability under repeated impact, helping you remove floor and wall tiles cleanly while reducing tool wear and downtime.

The chisel features a 15-20° angled, narrow edge that slides easily into grout lines and joints, lifting tiles from beneath rather than simply breaking the surface. Its bent profile is engineered to improve working posture, allowing you to keep a more upright stance and maintain better leverage while you work. At 180 x 75 mm and approximately 240 g, it offers a solid, well-balanced feel that supports precise control during demanding renovation or repair tasks.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Compatible SDS Plus Shank - Fits standard SDS Plus hammer drills and rotary hammers for quick, secure bit changes and dependable power transfer.
• Angled Edge for Clean Tile Lifting - The 15-20° angled, narrow cutting edge targets grout lines and crevices, helping to lift tiles with reduced damage to the substrate.
• Durable Hardened Alloy Steel - Resists bending, snapping, and excessive wear under impact, supporting long-term use in renovation, repair, and demolition work.

FAQ

Q: Which tools is this tile chisel compatible with?
A: It is designed for use with SDS Plus hammer drills and rotary hammers. Always check that your tool uses an SDS Plus chuck system.

Q: Can it be used on both wall and floor tiles?
A: Yes. The angled, narrow edge is suitable for removing both wall and floor tiles, provided the correct tool settings and safety precautions are used.

Q: Is this chisel suitable for heavy renovation work?
A: The hardened alloy steel construction and SDS Plus shank make it suitable for frequent use in renovation, repair, and light demolition tasks involving tile removal.

Q: How do I install and remove it from the drill?
A: Pull back the SDS Plus chuck collar, insert the shank until it locks, then release the collar. To remove, pull back the collar again and withdraw the chisel.