Value Collection SO2392-22 Angle Chisel 1-3/8in Head 7in Oal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2392-22 is a replacement angle chisel designed for use with hammer chippers and pneumatic chipping hammers. Built from steel with a round shank measuring 5/32 inches in diameter, this chisel delivers the cutting geometry needed for chipping, scaling, and material removal tasks. The angled blade profile allows techs to work into corners and along surfaces where a flat chisel would lose contact. At 7 inches in overall length and 1-3/8 inches in head width, it fits standard hammer chipper collets that accept a 5/32-inch round shank. Weighing 0.4 pounds, it is a direct drop-in replacement suited for field and shop use.

This chisel is a fit for trades that rely on pneumatic or electric hammer chippers for concrete chipping, weld slag removal, tile breaking, and surface prep work. It is well-suited to HVAC, plumbing, and general construction applications where workers need to open walls, chip grout, or break through masonry and hardened materials. The angle tip geometry is particularly useful in tight-access situations such as pipe chases, floor penetrations, and mechanical room floors where material must be removed close to an edge or corner.

Key Features

• Angle chisel tip for corner and surface-edge material removal
• Steel construction for durability under repeated impact loading
• Round shank at 5/32 inches diameter for standard hammer chipper compatibility
• 1-3/8 inches head width provides good contact area for chipping and scaling
• 7 inches overall length balances reach with control in confined spaces
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement chisel for hammer chippers and pneumatic chipping hammers that accept a 5/32-inch round shank tool bit.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by trade professionals and general mechanics using hammer chipper tools that accept round shank accessories. Before inserting or removing the chisel, ensure the chipping hammer is fully disconnected from its air supply or power source. Inspect the shank and collet for wear or debris before seating the chisel. Follow applicable OSHA hand and power tool safety guidelines when operating chipping equipment.