Air Hammer Chisels
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These chisels have a 0.401" or 0.498" round shank to fit a compatible air hammer. Also called zip gun chisels, their shank is held in the hammer and their blade or tip makes contact with the material. The chisel's blade or tip style determines the types of applications the chisel is suited for, such as chiseling, cutting, or scraping. Chisels can be changed out for different tasks and replaced when they break or wear out.
Flat Chisels for Air Hammers
Flat chisels have a wide, wedged blade to cut metal, remove scale, clean welds, chisel off bolt heads, scrape off coatings and paint, and chip off material.
Non-Sparking: No
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Non-Sparking: Yes
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Moil Point Chisels for Air Hammers
The tapered punch tip of moil point chisels pierces and drives through concrete, brick, and slag. Also called bull points, they are used to chip, chisel, and break materials in cleanup and demolition tasks.
Non-Sparking: No
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Chisel Sets for Air Hammers
Sets include chisels with different blade or tip styles for performing specific tasks.
Non-Sparking: No
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Riveting Heads for Air Hammers
The tip of these chisels conforms to rivet heads to push rivets into place. Also known as rivet setters, they drive rivets without damaging the heads.
Non-Sparking: No
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