Value Collection SO2392-21 Scaling Chisel 12in Oal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2392-21 is a scaling chisel designed as a replacement for hammer and chipper tools used in surface preparation and material removal work. The chisel features a 1-3/8 inch head width and a 12 inch overall length, making it a full-reach hand tool suited for chipping scale, rust, weld slag, and mineral deposits from metal, concrete, and masonry surfaces. The round shank measures 0.0625 inches in diameter and is machined from steel for durability under repeated impact. This type of accessory is typically installed and used by ironworkers, pipefitters, maintenance mechanics, and general industrial trades.

This scaling chisel is intended for use with compatible hammer chippers and pneumatic or electric scaling hammers that accept a round shank of the corresponding diameter. It is commonly used in industrial maintenance, shipyard work, foundry operations, pipeline maintenance, and construction environments where surface scaling or weld cleanup is required. Sold individually as a single-piece replacement accessory.

Key Features

• Scaling chisel profile engineered for removing scale, rust, and weld slag
• 1-3/8 inch head width for broad surface contact per stroke
• 12 inch overall length provides reach into confined areas
• Round shank design for secure chuck retention in compatible hammer chippers
• Steel construction for impact resistance and service life under repeated blows

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement scaling chisel for hammer chipper tools that accept a round shank configuration. Verify shank diameter and shank shape requirements of your specific hammer chipper before installation.

Installation Notes

Scaling chisels are installed and replaced by mechanics, maintenance technicians, or tradespeople using compatible chipper hammer tools. Before changing a chisel, disconnect the air supply or power source from the chipper hammer and confirm the retainer or chuck is fully released before removing the old chisel. Inspect the new chisel shank for burrs or damage before seating it in the tool. Follow the tool manufacturer's retainer or chuck engagement procedure to ensure the chisel is fully locked before resuming work.