A paving breaker digging chisel typically features a long, pointed, or slightly tapered design that focuses the breaker’s impact force onto a small area, allowing the tool to penetrate and break up tough materials. The chisel is meant for efficient digging, trenching, and material removal in applications where other tools may be ineffective or too slow.
- Design: The tip of the digging chisel is usually sharp and tapered, enabling it to easily penetrate and break through tough surfaces like compacted soil, asphalt, or concrete.
- Applications: The digging chisel is ideal for digging trenches in compacted soil, clay, or gravel, especially when utilities or drainage systems need to be installed. The pointed tip helps break through concrete surfaces during demolition projects or when removing old sidewalks, foundations, or pavements. The chisel can also be used to break and dig into asphalt surfaces during road construction or repair projects. In excavation tasks, the digging chisel is used to loosen and break up tough materials like compacted dirt, clay, or gravel for easier removal. The chisel is often used in digging or breaking up foundation areas, especially in areas with hard-packed earth or rocky soil.
- 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.