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EXPERT SDS max-8C Flat Chisel

For rotary hammers

Lasts up to 3.5x longer than a Bosch standard SDS max flat chisel

Long Life chiselling concrete
Exceptional durability is built in with Bosch Carbide Technology
Self-sharpening blade for long-lasting performance
Ribbed design for breaking up material effectively
RTec element ensures a higher material removal rate
Fits all SDS max rotary hammers

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Long Life chiselling concrete

Bosch SDS max chisel with wave design tip for demolition.

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Exceptional durability is built in with Bosch Carbide Technology
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Self-sharpening blade for long-lasting performance
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Ribbed design for breaking up material effectively
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RTec element ensures a higher material removal rate

Chisel concrete like an Expert

EXPERT SDS max-8C for Long Life chiselling concrete

Breaking up concrete is a tough job. Chisels that get dull quickly make it even tougher: they waste your time and money. The EXPERT SDS max-8C Flat Chisel is made to last. It will help you complete even the most-demanding concrete demolition jobs – time and again.

The EXPERT SDS max-8C uses Bosch Carbide Technology to make sure it's exceptionally resistant to wear. The carbide tip is the chisel's most hard-wearing point: it withstands the impact of constant, heavy-duty use. Plus, thanks to a self-sharpening design, the chisel stays effective throughout its long lifetime. The ribbed design helps create lateral and vertical cracks in the material, reducing jamming and ensuring fast progress. The RTec element on the shank produces the energy-reflection effect for a higher material removal rate. The flat chisel is ideal for concrete and masonry demolition tasks that need more precision: tracing the masonry to be removed, chiselling channels for conduits, or removing floor screed.