Sds Plus Chisel Set 3pce Pointed 14mm Flat 20mm Flat 40mm TORK CRAFT

Features

• 3 piece set — includes 14 mm pointed chisel, 20 mm flat chisel and 40 mm flat chisel for a range of masonry tasks.
• SDS-Plus shank for secure fitting into SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills and reliable power transfer.
• Durable heavy-duty steel construction engineered for repeated use in concrete, brick, stone and other hard materials.
• Varied chisel profiles give you flexibility — pointed tip for breaking and demolition, flat chisels for tile removal, surface cleaning or creating channels and grooves.

Benefits

• Efficient masonry work: pointed chisel breaks concrete quickly, while flat chisels allow controlled removal of tiles, mortar or surface layers — reducing labour and speeding up renovation or demolition tasks.
• One set for many tasks: the variety of chisels covers breaking, chiselling, demolition, tile removal and surface prep — saving you from buying separate tools for each job.
• Durable and long-lasting: robust build and SDS-Plus shank make the set reliable even under heavy use, ideal for professional or DIY masonry work.
• Improved work quality: flat chisels help you get smoother surfaces or precise removal, while the pointed chisel gives you force and control for breaking — making finishing and follow-up work easier.

Extra Information

• Designed for use with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills — ensure drill is compatible before use.
• Ideal for concrete, brickwork, stone, masonry, tile removal, mortar cleaning, renovation, demolition and repair work.
• Not suited for light woodworking or soft materials — only use on masonry or hard surfaces.
• After chiselling, clean debris and dust thoroughly before applying mortar, render or finishes to ensure good adhesion.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when chiselling — masonry dust and chips can be hazardous.
• Use gloves and protective footwear to protect against falling debris or sharp fragments.
• Ensure the workpiece is secure — avoid loose masonry that can shift or collapse.
• Inspect chisels before each use — discard if chipped or cracked to avoid risk of breakage during use.
• Use correct drill settings — avoid excessive force beyond what the chisel and drill are rated for to prevent tool damage or personal injury.