Value Collection SO2392-3 Claw Ripper Replacement Chisel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2392-3 is a claw ripper replacement chisel designed for use with hammer chippers and demolition hammers. Built from steel with a round shank measuring 1-1/8 inches in diameter, this chisel delivers reliable performance in light demolition, tile removal, mortar chipping, and surface prep work. The claw ripper profile concentrates force along a narrow edge, making it effective for breaking out grout lines, lifting tile, and scoring concrete surfaces. At 5-5/8 inches overall length, it fits standard hammer chipper collets without modification. Tradespeople and contractors who run pneumatic or electric demolition hammers will find this a straightforward drop-in working accessory.

This replacement chisel is suited for residential and light commercial applications where claw ripper geometry is needed. Common tasks include tile and stone removal, concrete scoring, mortar joint cleaning, and light masonry chipping. The 5/8-inch head width provides focused impact without excessive material removal, making it appropriate for controlled demolition work where adjacent surfaces must be preserved. It is used by tile setters, concrete finishers, and general contractors who maintain a stock of replacement bits for their hammer chipper tools.

Key Features

• Claw ripper chisel profile for focused demolition and tile removal
• 5/8 inch head width for controlled, precise chipping
• 1-1/8 inch round shank diameter fits standard hammer chipper collets
• 5-5/8 inch overall length for compact handling in tight spaces
• Steel construction for durability under repeated impact loads

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement chisel for hammer chippers and demolition hammers that accept a 1-1/8 inch round shank bit. Verify collet size and shank specification against your tool before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by tradespeople and contractors familiar with pneumatic or electric demolition hammers. Before inserting or removing the chisel, disconnect the tool from its power or air supply completely. Seat the shank fully into the collet and confirm the retaining mechanism is locked before operation. Inspect the chisel for cracks or deformation before each use and replace any bit that shows visible damage.