| Image | Title | Price | Cart |
|---|---|---|---|
|
SKU: AC-905 Asphalt Cutter for Hilti Style 7/8" Hex Shank |
$158.74
|
Add to Cart |
7/8" Hex Demo Hilti Style Asphalt Cutters
Precision Cutting for Asphalt & Concrete
Designed for demolition professionals using Hilti TE-S style hammers (TE800, TE805, TE905, TE906, TE1000, TE1500, TE2000), our 7⁄8″ hex shank asphalt cutters deliver clean break lines and efficient removal of asphalt and pavement surfaces.
Built for Surface Removal & Trenching
When you’re cutting or removing asphalt pavement, resurfacing roads, or preparing slabs for replacement, these asphalt-cutting chisels are engineered to excel. They deliver high impact and efficient material removal in asphalt applications where control and cleanliness matter. According to demolition-tool guides, asphalt removal demands the right bit geometry and high impact energy to overcome the material’s flexibility and density.
Designed to Fit & Perform
Each asphalt cutter in this category features the 7⁄8″ hex TE-S style shank compatible with the Hilti hammer models listed above. Be sure to check the Chisel Lookup By Hammer at the top of the page to confirm correct fit. These tools are built for the rigors of pavement removal, trenching, and asphalt resurfacing—engineered for repeated hits, controlled cuts, and durability.
Why Choose Our Asphalt Cutters?
-
Direct-fit for Hilti TE-S systems — no adapter required required
-
Specifically designed for cutting, channeling, and removing asphalt or soft concrete surfaces
-
Optimized for clean edge cuts, trenching, and removal, helping you reduce material leftover and prep time
-
Built with durable steel, heat treated for longevity under heavy impact
Tips for Best Results
-
Confirm your hammer’s shank size & type before mounting the tool
-
Use the asphalt cutter when you need clean removal lines, trenching or edge cuts in pavement; for chunk demolition use a wide chisel
-
Maintain correct hammer setting: controlled advance, reduce side-load or prying which can blunt the edge
-
Inspect the cutter regularly for wear or damage; a worn edge reduces efficiency and can cause re-work
-
For safety and performance: wear proper protective gear, maintain a clear work zone, and plan your cut path to minimize wasted motion