Chisels – Pointed chisel
With the pointed chisel, you can perform a variety of chiseling work, e.g. breaking open concrete or asphalt, masonry, bricks, tight or loose stone and mixed subsoils.
Due to the tapered shape, the impact force of the pneumatic hammer is transferred to a very small surface (chisel tip). If you use a pointed chisel, you are also working with concentrated force which you can apply and meter in a targeted manner. This makes it possible to not only perform rough work with this chisel shape, but also fine work, e.g. chiseling out dowel holes, conduit slits and assembly openings in concrete, where rotating tools like drills or percussion drills are often overwhelmed or unsuitable.
