Robert Bosch Tool Group HS1915 Sds Max Tile Chisel 2x12in

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HS1915 is a 2-inch wide, 12-inch long SDS Max tile chisel designed for scraping and removing tile from floors and walls. Machined from hammer steel in a one-piece construction, it delivers the impact resistance required for sustained chiseling work with rotary hammer equipment. The flat chisel profile concentrates force across the tile edge to lift and break adhesive bonds efficiently. This tool is a direct fit for SDS Max rotary hammers and is intended for use by tile setters, flooring contractors, remodelers, and general construction trades.

The HS1915 is suited for residential and commercial tile removal applications, including floor tile demolition, wall tile stripping, and thinset scraping on concrete, mortar bed, and cement board substrates. It fits Bosch SDS Max rotary hammers and is also compatible with competitive SDS Max driver hammers and Hilti hammer drills equipped with a round shank SDS Max chuck. Package quantity is 10 pieces per pack.

Key Features

• 2-inch wide chisel blade for effective tile-edge engagement during removal
• 12-inch overall length provides reach and reduces operator fatigue at floor level
• Hammer steel one-piece construction resists deformation under repeated impact
• SDS Max shank fits Bosch SDS Max rotary hammers and compatible competitive models
• Also fits Hilti hammer drills equipped with a round shank SDS Max interface
• Designed for scraping and removing tile from both floor and wall surfaces

Compatibility

Compatible with Bosch SDS Max rotary hammers, competitive SDS Max driver hammers, and Hilti hammer drills with a round shank SDS Max chuck.

Installation Notes

Insert the SDS Max shank fully into the tool holder until the locking mechanism engages before operating. Disconnect power and allow the hammer to come to a complete stop before changing or inspecting chisels. Operators should wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and gloves when performing tile demolition. Inspect the chisel tip for cracks or deformation before each use and replace if damage is present.