Ingersoll Rand 50114883 Scaling Chisel Pneumatic Tool

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 50114883 is a steel scaling chisel designed for use with pneumatic tools in demanding concrete demolition and surface preparation applications. With a 3-inch head width and a 14-inch overall length, this chisel delivers broad contact area for efficient scaling work. The 1-inch hex shank provides a secure, positive-drive connection to compatible pneumatic hammers, reducing slippage under heavy impact. At 6 pounds, the tool offers substantial mass to support consistent chipping force during extended use. Intended for installation and use by experienced tradespeople working in construction, industrial maintenance, and infrastructure environments.

This scaling chisel is suited for residential and commercial concrete demolition, surface scaling, and material removal tasks performed with pneumatic hammers. The 3-inch head width makes it effective for clearing scale, rust, and deteriorated material from concrete surfaces, structural steel, and similar substrates. With a 6-inch shank length and hex drive configuration, it fits pneumatic chipping hammers that accept a 1-inch hex shank. It is a standard tool for contractors, ironworkers, and maintenance technicians who work regularly with pneumatic impact equipment.

Key Features

• 3-inch head width for broad contact area during scaling and surface prep
• 14-inch overall length with 6-inch shank length for reach in confined or open areas
• 1-inch hex shank for positive-drive engagement with pneumatic hammer chucks
• Steel construction for durability under repeated high-impact use
• Designed specifically for concrete demolition and scaling applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental scaling chisel for pneumatic chipping hammers that accept a 1-inch hex shank drive connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by trained tradespeople familiar with pneumatic tool operation and jobsite safety procedures. Before inserting or removing the chisel, disconnect the air supply and verify the tool is fully depressurized. Ensure the chuck or retainer on the pneumatic hammer is clean and free of debris before seating the hex shank. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and hearing protection, when operating pneumatic chipping equipment.