Chisel bit Bosch EXPERT SDS max-8C 2608901696, Spitzmeißel 400 mm

Bosch EXPERT SDS max-8C 400 mm chisel bit (Spitzmeißel) is a professional accessory designed for use with SDS max rotary hammers. With a 400 mm length and a pointed chisel profile, this bit is intended for chiseling, demolition and targeted material removal in masonry and concrete. It is manufactured to Bosch quality standards to provide consistent performance on construction and renovation sites where extended reach is required.

Advantages

The pointed tip and robust cross-section of the chisel enable effective energy transfer from the hammer to the work surface, improving penetration and material breakout. The 400 mm length gives additional reach for deeper chiseling tasks and for working inside narrow openings. Precision-machined shank dimensions ensure secure fit in SDS max tool chucks for reduced slippage during high-impact use. The hardened working end is produced for wear resistance under repeated heavy-duty applications.

Suitable for

• Chiseling and demolition in concrete and masonry
• Removing tiles, plaster, or render layers
• Creating channels or recesses for installations
• Renovation work where extended reach is needed

Key specifications

• Tool type: Pointed chisel (Spitzmeißel) for rotary hammers
• Shank type: SDS max compatible shank
• Overall length: 400 mm
• Material: Hardened steel working end with reinforced shank
• Application: Heavy-duty chiseling and demolition in masonry and concrete

How to use

Fit the chisel bit into the SDS max chuck of a compatible rotary hammer following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure it is securely locked. Position the pointed tip on the target area and operate the hammer at the appropriate impact and rotation settings for chiseling or demolition; allow the tool to deliver impact energy rather than applying excessive manual force. Periodically inspect the bit for wear or deformation and replace it when performance decreases or safety is compromised.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, hearing protection and gloves. Start work at lower impact settings to assess effectiveness, then adjust hammer power as needed. Avoid using a blunt or damaged chisel to prevent reduced performance and increased stress on the tool and operator.