SDS+ Chisel Bits
SDS chisel bits turn your rotary hammer into a powerful breaker — perfect for tile removal, chasing, surface scraping and light demolition. These SDS Plus chisels lock securely into your drill for fast, safe hammer-only performance.
What Are SDS Chisels Used For?
Ideal for surface clearing and light demo tasks:
- Tile Removal – Flat or wide tile lifter chisels for clean breakouts
- Wall Chasing – Narrow SDS chisels to route for cables and pipes
- Plaster & Adhesive Scraping – Scraper heads ideal for glue and tile bed removal
- Concrete Splitting – Pointed chisels for breaking block, render and slab edges
Used By:
- Electricians and plumbers chasing out services
- Floor fitters removing tiles, adhesives and levelling compounds
- Builders, landscapers and kitchen fitters doing surface demo
Choosing the Right SDS Chisel
Each head is designed for a specific job type — all SDS Plus:
1. Flat Chisel
The most versatile — cuts, splits and chips surfaces. Used for tile, plaster, render and slab work.
2. Pointed Chisel
Concentrates force to break concrete, masonry or hard tile grout. Ideal for starting cracks or edge work.
3. Scraper / Tile Lifter
Wide blade for removing tile beds, foam adhesive, or vinyl flooring. Helps lift in large sections with reduced surface gouge.
Top SDS Chisel Brands
Trusted on site for performance and fit:
1. Bosch
Toughened SDS Plus chisels with anti-wear tips and edge retention for extended tile removal and site work.
2. DeWalt & Makita
Reliable flat and pointed chisels for daily chasing and demo work — hammer safe and vibration tested.
3. Milwaukee
High-performance tile chisels and scrapers for cordless SDS drills — heat-treated and hard-coated.
SDS Chisel FAQs
Can I use SDS chisels in any hammer drill?
Only in SDS Plus drills with hammer-only mode. Standard hammer drills won't lock SDS bits or provide proper impact motion.
Are SDS Plus chisels interchangeable between brands?
Yes — SDS Plus is a universal fit system. Any SDS Plus chisel will fit any SDS Plus rotary hammer drill.
What’s the best chisel for tile removal?
Use a wide SDS tile lifter or flat chisel. Keep the angle shallow and use consistent pressure to avoid damaging the substrate.
Can SDS Plus chisels break concrete?
Yes — for lighter work. Use a pointed chisel to crack or split slab and a flat chisel to clear. For heavier work, consider SDS Max tools.
