A paving breaker with a heavy-duty narrow chisel is typically used in construction, demolition, and heavy-duty industrial applications. This tool features a narrow, flat chisel tip, making it ideal for precise breaking or cutting of hard surfaces such as concrete, asphalt, rock, or compacted soil. The narrow chisel allows for more focused impact on specific areas, making it well-suited for detailed work in demolition or construction tasks where accuracy and control are important.
- Design: The key feature of the narrow chisel is its narrow, flat tip, which provides precise breaking of materials. It focuses the impact on a smaller surface area, which is perfect for cutting through thin or delicate layers of concrete or other materials. The narrow tip allows for more controlled chipping and breaking, which is essential in situations where you don’t want to damage surrounding areas.
- Applications: The narrow chisel is commonly used in concrete demolition, particularly when the goal is to break out specific sections or remove concrete around rebar. Its precision makes it ideal for this type of work. In roadwork or paving projects, the narrow chisel is effective for breaking asphalt in narrow areas or cutting clean lines in the surface for repair or resurfacing. The narrow chisel can also be used for breaking rock, masonry, or other hard materials where controlled force is needed to break sections without damaging the surrounding structure. The narrow chisel is sometimes used for removing tiles or flooring without damaging the base underneath. It can carefully break through grout lines or loosen material. It can be used to break up the ground or loosen compacted soil in utility installation or trenching projects where a precise break is needed. When remodeling or renovating structures, a narrow chisel is often used to remove old mortar or to break smaller sections of concrete, tile, or other materials in preparation for new work.
- Material: Made from high-quality, heat-treated steel for enhanced hardness, impact strength, and long-term durability.
- Configurations: 7/8″, 1″, 1-1/8″ and 1-1/4″ Hex diameter shanks and 3-1/4″, 4-1/4″ and 6″ shank lengths, with various lengths from 14″ to 24″.