Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits

Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits at Tooled-Up.com

Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits are designed for SDS Plus rotary hammers in chisel mode. They cover breaking, chasing, scraping and tile removal in brick, block, concrete and render. Tooled-Up.com stocks them as individual chisels, multi-packs and mixed sets, so you can buy a single bit for one job or a full kit for general site work.

The selection runs from the Bosch PRO SDS Plus Flat Chisel and Long Life Flat Chisel to specialist tools such as the Hollow Gouging Chisel, Floor Scraper Chisel and Carbide Tipped Brick Pointing Chasing Chisel. The EXPERT and PRO self sharpening chisels suit users who want a consistent working edge through heavy use.

Browse the Bosch Professional selection to find the right chisel for the material and the job, whether you are chipping off render or cleaning out mortar joints.

Key Features of Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits

• SDS Plus shank: lets you change bits quickly without tools, and transfers the hammer's impact energy to the chisel.
• Self sharpening design: the EXPERT Flat and Pointed chisels and the PRO Angled Tile Chisel are designed to keep their edge as they wear, so you spend less time swapping bits mid-job.
• Long Life flat chisels: suit repeated breaking and chipping, and are also sold as a pack for busy sites.
• Carbide tipped chasing chisel: the hard tip is made for cutting into brick pointing and mortar joints.
• Stubby chisel sets: the shorter length helps in tight spaces and gives good control when working close to the surface.
• Specialist profiles: hollow gouging, floor scraping and bevel edge wood chisel options cover jobs a standard flat or pointed bit handles less well.

Who Uses Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits?

These chisels suit anyone who needs to remove or shape hard materials with an SDS Plus hammer:

• Builders and general contractors: breaking out concrete, knocking off render and opening up masonry.
• Electricians: chasing channels and cutting out for back boxes and cable runs.
• Plumbers and heating engineers: forming channels and notches for pipework.
• Tilers and floorers: lifting wall and floor tiles and scraping off adhesive or floor coverings.
• Bricklayers and pointing specialists: raking out old mortar before repointing.
• Maintenance teams and DIYers: occasional chiselling alongside drilling.

Popular Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits

Flat and Pointed Chisels

The PRO SDS Plus Flat Chisel and Long Life Flat Chisel (also available as a pack) handle general chipping and breaking. The EXPERT Self Sharpening Flat and Pointed Chisels suit tougher, more frequent use. Pointed chisels are best for starting breaks in hard concrete.

Tile, Scraper and Specialist Chisels

The PRO Angled Self Sharpening Tile Chisel gets under tiles for removal. The Floor Scraper Chisel suits stripping floor coverings, and a replacement parts kit is available for the 130mm SDS Plus Floor Scraper. The Hollow Gouging Chisel and Bevel Edge Wood Chisel cover specific shaping tasks.

Chisel Sets

The PRO 3 Piece SDS Plus Chisel Set and 3 Piece Stubby Chisel Set give you a ready selection of chisels. The 11 Piece SDS Plus Hammer Drill Bit & Chisel Set includes eight drill bits plus a pointed and flat chisel. The 8 Piece SDS Drill and Chisel Set is another drill-and-chisel combination. Shop Bosch Professional SDS Plus Chisel Bits at Tooled-Up.com to compare them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these chisels fit my rotary hammer?

They fit SDS Plus hammers. SDS Max uses a different shank and is not interchangeable, so check your tool's fitting before ordering.

Which chisel should I use for removing tiles?

The PRO SDS Plus Angled Self Sharpening Tile Chisel is designed for this job. Its angled profile helps you get under tiles, and a flat chisel is a good alternative for general lifting.

Should I buy a set or individual chisels?

A set suits mixed work, as it gives you flat and pointed profiles from the start. If you do the same job regularly, such as chasing or breaking concrete, individual or multi-pack chisels are more practical.

What safety precautions should I take?

Wear eye protection, gloves, hearing protection and a suitable dust mask. Follow HSE guidance and COSHH requirements when chiselling materials that create silica dust, and replace any chisel that is damaged or mushrooming.