Milwaukee Tool 48-62-6080 Sds Plus Chisel 10 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-62-6080 is a steel SDS Plus chisel designed as a replacement accessory for SDS Plus rotary hammer chippers. Built from steel, this chisel delivers the durability needed for repeated impact work in concrete, masonry, and tile demolition applications. The shank diameter measures 13/32 inches and the overall length is 10 inches, making it a compact, purpose-built tool for confined chipping tasks. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades rely on chisels like this for core penetrations, channel cuts, and surface preparation. This SKU ships in a package quantity of two.

The 48-62-6080 is suited for use in residential and light commercial construction environments where SDS Plus rotary hammer tools are the standard. Typical applications include breaking up mortar joints, cutting chases in concrete block for conduit runs, removing ceramic tile, and general demolition work on masonry surfaces. The 10-inch overall length provides enough reach for flush or recessed surface work without sacrificing control. Trades that regularly use SDS Plus hammers will find this a straightforward like-for-like replacement chisel.

Key Features

• SDS Plus shank fits standard SDS Plus rotary hammer chippers without adapters
• Steel construction for resistance to repeated high-impact loads
• 10-inch overall length suited for general chipping and demolition tasks
• 13/32-inch shank diameter matches SDS Plus tool chuck specifications
• Sold in a package of two, allowing a spare on hand during extended jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement chisel for SDS Plus rotary hammer chippers that accept a 13/32-inch SDS Plus shank.

Installation Notes

Installation and removal of SDS Plus chisels should always be performed with the tool unplugged or its battery removed. Insert the chisel shank fully into the chuck and confirm it is locked before operation. Eye protection and hearing protection are required when operating rotary hammer tools per standard jobsite safety practice. Inspect the chisel for cracks or deformation before each use and replace if damage is present.