Ingersoll Rand HH1-215M-12 Moil Point Chisel 12in

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND HH1-215M-12 is a moil point replacement chisel designed for use with pneumatic chipping hammers. Built from steel with a round shank and oval collar, it delivers focused point impact for breaking, chipping, and scaling concrete, masonry, and similar hard materials. The overall length is 12 inches with a shank diameter of 0.70 inches (17.78 mm) and a shank length of 60 mm. At 1.75 pounds, it is a compact, single-piece consumable tool suited for both production and maintenance chipping work. HVAC and mechanical contractors, plumbers, and general construction tradespeople commonly keep replacement chisels on hand to maintain uninterrupted runtime on chipping hammer operations.

This chisel is intended for chipping hammer applications where a concentrated point tip is needed to penetrate or break apart hard surfaces. The moil point geometry focuses force to a single contact area, making it effective for demolition of concrete, mortar joints, tile setting beds, and similar substrates. It is sold individually and is a direct consumable replacement for worn or damaged chisels in the field. The round shank and oval collar are standard configurations matched to compatible chipping hammers that accept this drive type.

Key Features

• Moil point tip concentrates impact force for penetrating and breaking hard materials
• Steel construction for durability under repeated impact loading
• Round shank with oval collar — standard drive configuration for compatible chipping hammers
• 12-inch overall length provides reach in typical chipping applications
• 0.70-inch shank diameter with 60 mm shank length for secure tool retention
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward consumable replacement

Compatibility

Designed for use with chipping hammers that accept a round shank, oval collar chisel with a 0.70-inch shank diameter. Verify tool chuck specifications before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Chisel replacement should be performed by a qualified operator with the chipping hammer disconnected from the air supply before servicing. Insert the shank fully into the tool chuck and confirm the retainer or collar is properly seated before resuming operation. Inspect the chisel shank for wear, mushrooming, or cracking prior to each use, and discard any chisel showing visible damage. Follow applicable OSHA tool safety standards and the hammer manufacturer guidelines for chisel installation and torque requirements.