Value Collection SO2392-6 Flat Chisel 3/4 in Head

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2392-6 is a flat replacement chisel designed for use with hammer chippers and demolition hammers. It features a round shank measuring 7/8 inches in diameter and an overall length of 6-3/4 inches, making it a compact, direct-fit option for light to medium chipping work. The 3/4-inch flat head width is suited for scoring, chipping, and breaking away mortar, tile, concrete, and similar materials. Constructed from steel, this chisel is built to withstand repeated impact loads. Electricians, plumbers, masons, and general trade contractors who use pneumatic or electric hammer chippers will find this a straightforward replacement consumable.

This chisel is intended for use as a replacement or spare in applications where a flat chisel tip is required for surface preparation, demolition, or material removal tasks. Typical install scenarios include concrete chipping, tile removal, and mortar joint cleaning in residential and light commercial settings. The compact 6-3/4-inch overall length is well suited for work in tighter spaces where a longer chisel would be impractical. Sold individually.

Key Features

• Flat chisel profile for scoring, chipping, and breaking masonry and tile surfaces
• 3/4-inch head width for focused material removal
• 7/8-inch round shank diameter for compatibility with standard hammer chipper chucks
• 6-3/4-inch overall length for use in confined work areas
• Steel construction for durability under repeated impact loading
• Sold as a single unit — easy to stock as a replacement consumable

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement flat chisel for hammer chippers and demolition hammers that accept a 7/8-inch round shank. Verify chuck size and shank acceptance on your specific tool before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by trade professionals or experienced users familiar with hammer chipper operation. Always disconnect the tool from its power or air source before changing or seating a chisel bit. Ensure the shank is fully seated and the retaining mechanism is secured before resuming operation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, when performing chipping or demolition work.