Milwaukee cincel ancho SDS-Max con autoafilado 50mm x 380mm

Demolition and chiseling in concrete, masonry, and brickwork demand a chisel that can withstand relentless impact without dulling. The Milwaukee SDS-Max Wide Self-Sharpening Chisel 50mm x 380mm addresses this exact challenge: its self-sharpening tip maintains a keen edge through heavy use, ensuring consistent material removal and reducing downtime for resharpening. With a generous 50mm blade width and robust SDS-Max connection, this chisel transfers maximum impact energy from your rotary hammer directly into the workpiece, making quick work of even the toughest demolition tasks.

Who is it for

Professional contractors, masons, and serious DIYers who regularly break up concrete slabs, remove tile, or chase channels in masonry will appreciate the durability and efficiency of this chisel. It fits any rotary hammer with an SDS-Max chuck, so if you already own a compatible tool, this chisel is a direct upgrade for your demolition arsenal.

Main features

• Self-sharpening tip geometry keeps the cutting edge sharp over extended use, maintaining high material removal rates.
• Wide 50mm flat blade covers more surface area per strike, speeding up demolition of concrete, brick, and block.
• High-grade alloy steel construction with heat treatment delivers exceptional hardness and wear resistance for a long service life.
• Optimized design for efficient energy transfer from SDS-Max rotary hammers, maximizing impact force at the tip.
• Robust SDS-Max shank ensures a secure, wobble-free fit in the chuck, reducing vibration and improving control.

Specifications

• Shank type: SDS-Max
• Chisel type: Wide flat chisel
• Blade width: 50 mm
• Overall length: 380 mm
• Material: High-grade alloy steel
• Heat treatment: Yes, for increased hardness and wear resistance
• Self-sharpening: Yes
• Application: Demolition, breaking, chiseling concrete, masonry, brickwork
• Compatibility: SDS-Max rotary hammers
• Product sub-type: Demolition chisel

Tips

For best results, let the tool do the work—apply moderate pressure and allow the chisel's self-sharpening action to maintain its edge. Always wear appropriate PPE, including safety glasses, hearing protection, and dust mask, when chiseling concrete or masonry. Periodically inspect the chisel for signs of wear or damage, and replace if the tip becomes excessively rounded or the shank shows deformation.