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IDEAL POINTED CHISEL [30 X 600] [PH65] DEMOLITION HAMMER ACCESSORY - 22596
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The IDEAL Pointed Chisel 30 x 600 PH65, Model 22596 is a demolition hammer accessory for targeted concrete breaking, brickwork and mortar removal. Its pointed tip concentrates impact on a focused area for controlled material removal, while the strong shank and heat-treated tip support durability and resistance to wear. Check your machine’s fitting requirements against the PH65 designation before purchase.
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Focused Breaking Power for Concrete, Brickwork and Masonry
- Pointed tip for concentrated impact: The narrow working point directs the hammer’s impact into a selected area rather than spreading it across a broad cutting edge. This makes the chisel useful for starting breaks and removing material in focused sections of concrete or masonry.
- 30 x 600 specification for straightforward selection: The product’s stated size designation helps identify the accessory when comparing replacement chisels. Match the complete size and fitting specification to your machine’s requirements rather than selecting by appearance alone.
- PH65 designation for compatibility checking: This accessory is identified as a PH65 pointed chisel. Confirm the required shank profile and retention system in your machine’s manual before fitting it; the PH65 label should not be treated as universal compatibility with every hammer drill, rotary hammer or chipping hammer.
- Heat-treated tip for wear resistance: The heat-treated working tip supports durability during repeated contact with hard material. Its pointed shape is intended for breaking and chipping applications where a focused contact area is preferable to a wide chiselling edge.
- Strong shank for demolition work: The robust shank provides the structural support needed for the accessory’s intended concrete, brickwork and mortar-removal tasks. Correct fitting and secure retention remain essential for safe use.
- Controlled material removal across masonry applications: Use the pointed profile to work on selected areas when breaking concrete, removing brickwork or chipping away mortar. Material condition, machine output and operating technique will influence the rate and precision of removal.
Product identification: IDEAL Pointed Chisel, 30 x 600, PH65, Model 22596. This listing describes the chisel accessory, not a demolition hammer. Certification details and additional supplied components are not specified in the provided product information.
Genral Purchase & Comparison Queries
What is the IDEAL 22596 pointed chisel used for?
The IDEAL 22596 pointed chisel is intended for targeted concrete breaking, brickwork and mortar removal with a compatible power tool. Its pointed tip concentrates impact on a smaller area for focused breaking and chipping.
How does a pointed chisel differ from a flat chisel?
A pointed chisel concentrates impact at a narrow point, making it useful for initiating breaks and working on selected areas. A flat chisel has a broader cutting edge for tasks that call for wider chiselling. Choose the profile according to the material and the type of removal required.
Will this chisel fit any demolition hammer or rotary hammer?
Do not assume universal compatibility. This chisel is marked 30 x 600, PH65; compare its fitting requirements with your machine’s specified shank profile and retention system. A tool’s category alone does not establish whether the accessory will fit.
Product-Specific and Usage Queires
What are the identifying specifications of this accessory?
The product is the IDEAL Pointed Chisel, Model 22596, with a stated 30 x 600 size designation and PH65 designation. It features a pointed working tip, a strong shank and a heat-treated tip.
Can it be used for concrete, brickwork and mortar?
Yes, the supplied product details identify concrete breaking, brickwork and mortar removal as intended applications. Use it only with a compatible machine and follow the machine manufacturer’s instructions for the material and task.
What is the benefit of the heat-treated tip?
The heat-treated tip is designed to support durability and resistance to wear during breaking and chipping. It does not make the chisel wear-proof; inspect the working tip and shank regularly and replace the accessory if it is damaged.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
What should I check if the chisel does not fit my machine?
Do not force the accessory into the holder. Compare the chisel’s PH65 designation and shank requirements with your machine’s manual. If the fitting or retention system differs, select the correct compatible accessory.
What should I do if breaking performance becomes less effective?
Switch off and isolate the machine before inspecting the pointed tip, shank and secure seating. Wear or damage can affect performance, while material hardness and machine settings also influence results. Follow the manufacturer’s guidance and replace a damaged accessory rather than continuing to use it.
How can I reduce unwanted damage around the working area?
Work in small, controlled sections and direct the pointed tip at the intended removal area. Avoid treating the chisel as a pry bar, and follow your machine’s operating guidance. The focused tip supports targeted work, but adjacent masonry can still crack during demolition.