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SKU: NC14-45 14" x 4.5" Wide Chisel for Hilti Style 7/8" Hex Shank |
$81.65
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SKU: NC19-45 19" x 4.5" Wide Chisel for Hilti Style 7/8" Hex Shank |
$87.47
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7/8" Hex Demo Hilti Style 4-1/2" Wide Chisels
Precision & Massive Coverage for Hilti TE-S Shank Hammers
Designed for demolition professionals using Hilti TE-S style hammers (TE800, TE805, TE905, TE906, TE1000, TE1500, TE2000), our 7⁄8″ hex shank chisels with a 4-1/2″ wide blade deliver maximum surface removal coverage when speed and power are essential.
Built for High-Volume Removal
When you’re scaling floors, stripping coatings, removing full slabs or doing broad-area surface demo, these ultra-wide chisels shine. Available in two lengths for job-matched control and reach:
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14″ length: Offers excellent control in moderate-sized areas or tighter job-sites
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19″ length: Provides extra reach and leverage for large surfaces, overhead work or hard-to-access zones
These wide-blade chisels are engineered to engage more material per strike — making them highly efficient for flooring removal, adhesive/coating stripping, and large concrete surface prep.
Designed to Fit & Perform
Each chisel in this category features the 7⁄8″ hex TE-S style shank compatible with the Hilti hammers listed above. Be sure to use the Chisel Lookup By Hammer tool at the top of the page to confirm the correct fit. These tools are built for rugged durability — designed to withstand repeated impact in concrete, flooring overlays, and heavy-duty demolition/preparation jobs.
Why Choose Our 4-1/2″ Wide Chisels?
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Fits Hilti TE-S systems directly — no adapter required
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Ultra-wide 4-1/2″ blade gives a high removal rate and covers more surface per hit
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Two length options let you match the tool to your workspace and task
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Backed by the reputation of Champion Chisel — a trusted name in heavy-duty demolition tooling
Tips for Best Results
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Always ensure your hammer’s shank size & type match the tooling before mounting
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Choose the appropriate length: shorter for better maneuverability, longer for larger surface or deeper reach
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Use the wide blade when you need to remove large expanses quickly — switch to narrower chisels when you need more precision or control
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Inspect chisels regularly for wear or damage; a blunt or deformed blade increases fatigue and decreases efficiency
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Employ the correct hammer setting (impact mode, correct bit orientation) for optimal performance