Milwaukee Tool 48-62-3085 Bushing Tool Chisel Hex Shank

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-62-3085 is a bushing tool chisel designed as a replacement accessory for hammer chippers and demolition hammers. Built from steel with a hex shank, this chisel is engineered for breaking up masonry, tile, and hardened materials during surface prep and demolition work. The head measures 1-3/4 inches wide, the overall length is 9-3/4 inches, and the shank diameter is 0.656 inches (21/32 inches). The hex drive profile locks into compatible tool chucks to resist rotation under load, maintaining consistent tool engagement during heavy impact cycles. It is installed and used by trade professionals including HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors who require controlled material removal during rough-in or demolition phases.

This bushing tool chisel is suited for residential and light commercial demolition applications. Typical use cases include breaking concrete, removing tile adhesive, chipping mortar joints, and surface texturing prior to patching or coating. The 9-3/4 inch overall length provides enough reach for standard handheld hammer chipper operation without excessive leverage. The steel construction handles repetitive impact without deforming at the shank or head under normal service conditions. It is a direct replacement accessory for hammer chipper tools that accept a hex shank drive.

Key Features

• Bushing tool chisel head at 1-3/4 inches wide for controlled material contact
• Overall length of 9-3/4 inches for standard hammer chipper use
• Hex shank drive at 0.656 inches diameter resists rotation under impact load
• Steel construction for durability through repetitive impact cycles
• Sold individually as a direct replacement accessory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement chisel for hammer chippers and demolition hammers that accept a hex shank drive with a 21/32 inch shank diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with power tool accessory changes. Disconnect or power down the hammer chipper before inserting or removing the chisel. Ensure the hex shank is fully seated and locked in the tool chuck before resuming operation. Follow the tool manufacturer guidelines and applicable jobsite safety requirements when operating demolition equipment.