Ingersoll Rand 50189596 Pneumatic Spade Chisel 16 in

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 50189596 is a steel spade chisel designed for use with pneumatic demolition and chipping hammers. With a 5.5-inch head width and 16-inch overall length, this tool delivers broad soil and material displacement in demanding fieldwork. The hex shank measures 0.7 inches in diameter and provides a secure, non-slip fit in compatible pneumatic tool chucks. At 7 pounds, it carries enough mass to assist impact transfer without excessive operator fatigue. Tradespeople in excavation, site prep, and infrastructure work rely on this chisel for clay spade applications where a wider cutting face speeds productivity.

This spade chisel is built for trench digging and trimming operations. It is well suited for breaking and shaping clay-heavy soils, removing root mats, and trimming trench walls to grade. The 3.25-inch shank length under collar keeps the chisel seated firmly in the tool retainer during sustained hammering. Pneumatic tool operators working in residential utility installation, commercial site development, or municipal infrastructure repair will find this chisel sized appropriately for mid-range pneumatic hammers.

Key Features

• 5.5-inch wide spade head for broad material displacement in clay and compacted soil
• 16-inch overall length positions the cutting edge well ahead of the hammer body
• Hex shank drive type locks positively into hex-chuck pneumatic hammers, preventing rotation
• 0.7-inch shank diameter fits standard mid-range pneumatic chipping and demolition tools
• Steel construction handles repeated high-impact cycling without premature deformation
• 3.25-inch shank length under collar ensures full collar engagement and stable retention

Compatibility

Designed for use with pneumatic demolition and chipping hammers that accept a 0.7-inch hex shank. Verify shank diameter and drive type against your tool specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and tool changes should be performed with the air supply disconnected and pressure fully relieved from the line. Insert the hex shank fully into the tool retainer and confirm the chisel is locked before resuming operation. Always wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and vibration-dampening gloves when operating pneumatic impact tools. Follow applicable OSHA and tool-manufacturer guidelines for pneumatic hand tool use and maintenance.