SDS PLUS Chisels Pointed/Flat/Spade/Tile/Channel

Here are some important user tips for using chisels, especially SDS Plus chisels, which are used for various demolition jobs: Observe safety measures: Always wear personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves if necessary, to protect yourself from flying particles and noise. Rotary hammer settings: Ensure that the SDS-Plus rotary hammer is set correctly to achieve maximum power and efficiency. Check the correct setting for chiseling work (usually hammer or rotary hammer mode). Correct chisel selection: Use the right chisel for the specific application. Contact pressure and working angle: Apply appropriate contact pressure to ensure effective chiseling. Make sure to guide the chisel at the correct angle to avoid damage to the tool or the surface. Regular cooling: Allow the tool to cool down regularly, especially during intensive use or when working in hard materials like concrete, to prevent overheating. Cleaning and maintenance: Clean the chisels thoroughly after use to remove material deposits. Regularly check the condition of the tools and replace them if necessary to ensure safety and work efficiency. Power supply: Ensure that the rotary hammer is properly connected to a suitable power source and that the power is sufficient for the intended work. By following these user tips, you can ensure that you use your SDS Plus chisels effectively and safely to successfully complete your demolition and renovation work.