IDEAL POINTED CHISEL [17 X 280] [HEX] DEMOLITION HAMMER ACCESSORY [CARTON QTY: 50] - 20333
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The IDEAL Pointed Chisel 17 x 280 mm Hex, Model 20333 is a demolition hammer accessory designed for targeted concrete breaking, brickwork and mortar removal. Its pointed tip concentrates impact on a specific area for controlled material removal, while the strong hex shank and heat-treated tip provide durability and resistance to wear. Use it with a power tool that specifically accepts its 17 mm hex fitting.
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Concentrated Breaking Power for Controlled Masonry Removal
- Pointed tip for focused impact: The narrow working point directs hammering force into a specific contact area. This makes the chisel useful for starting a break or working on a localised section of concrete, brickwork or mortar rather than engaging a broad surface at once.
- 17 mm hex shank for matched compatibility: The hex fitting is intended for a tool holder that accepts this shank size and design. Confirm the receiving tool’s accessory requirements before use; a hex shank should not be assumed to fit an SDS-Plus or SDS-Max holder.
- 280 mm length for practical positioning: The specified length provides a defined working format for positioning the pointed end against the material. Usable reach depends on how far the shank enters the tool holder and the clearance around the work area.
- Heat-treated tip for wear resistance: The heat-treated working tip is designed to withstand wear during repeated material-removal work. Maintaining a serviceable point helps preserve concentrated contact as the accessory is used.
- Strong shank for demanding chipping tasks: The robust shank supports the accessory during hammering applications. It is intended for breaking and chipping with a compatible tool, rather than being used as a lever or pry bar.
- Suitable for several masonry tasks: From concrete breaking to brickwork and mortar removal, the pointed profile suits work that benefits from a small contact area. Removal speed and finish depend on the material, the hammer tool and the operator’s technique.
- Clear product identification: Model 20333 identifies the IDEAL pointed chisel in the 17 x 280 mm hex specification, helping distinguish it from flat chisels, other lengths and different shank formats when ordering replacements.
The product is identified as the IDEAL Pointed Chisel, Model 20333, with a stated carton quantity of 50. This carton quantity is a packing reference and should not be interpreted as confirmation that an individual purchase includes 50 chisels. Confirm the selected sales quantity when ordering. No additional supplied accessories or certification details are specified in the provided product information.
Genral Purchase & Comparison Queries
What should I check before buying the IDEAL 20333 pointed chisel?
Check that your tool accepts the 17 mm hex shank and that the 280 mm accessory length is suitable for the work area. Match the fitting and retention requirements against your tool’s manual rather than relying only on the description “demolition hammer” or “rotary hammer.”
How is a pointed chisel different from a flat chisel?
A pointed chisel concentrates impact at a small contact point, making it useful for starting breaks and targeted material removal. A flat chisel has a wider working edge and is generally chosen when a broader cutting or chipping contact area is needed.
Does carton quantity 50 mean my order includes 50 chisels?
Carton quantity 50 states the packing quantity supplied in the product information. It does not establish the sales unit for your order. Confirm whether the selected purchase is for an individual chisel or a full carton before ordering.
Product-Specific and Usage Queires
What materials and tasks is this pointed chisel intended for?
The IDEAL 20333 pointed chisel is intended for concrete breaking, brickwork and mortar removal. Its pointed tip supports targeted strikes and controlled chipping when used with a compatible hammer tool.
Can I use it with any hammer drill or rotary hammer?
No. Compatibility depends on the tool’s accessory holder, shank requirements and supported operating mode. This accessory has a 17 mm hex fitting, so do not assume it fits SDS-Plus, SDS-Max or a standard drill chuck. Use it only where the tool manufacturer permits this chisel format.
What is the purpose of the heat-treated tip?
The heat-treated tip provides durability and resistance to wear at the working end. It supports repeated chipping and breaking tasks, although wear will vary with the material, operating conditions and frequency of use.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
What should I do if the chisel does not fit my tool?
Do not force it into the holder. Check whether your tool requires a 17 mm hex accessory or a different fitting. The holder must accept and securely retain this shank; if it does not, select an accessory specified for your tool.
Why might material removal become slower during use?
Possible causes include a worn working point, harder material or an unsuitable tool setup. Stop and inspect the accessory for wear or damage, confirm the correct operating mode and follow your hammer tool’s instructions. Replace a damaged chisel rather than continuing to use it.
How can I reduce unwanted damage to surrounding masonry?
Position the pointed tip on the intended removal area and work progressively instead of attempting a large break at once. The concentrated contact point helps target the work, but it cannot guarantee that nearby material will remain undamaged. Assess the surrounding masonry and use appropriate eye, hearing and dust protection.