Sealey Extra-Wide Chisel - 125 x 475mm - 7/8"Hex - 71EWC

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Product Information

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This Sealey Extra-Wide Chisel (71EWC) is designed for professionals and serious DIYers needing to tackle demanding demolition, scraping, and surface preparation tasks. Its key benefit is the extra-wide chisel head, which allows for faster material removal and broader coverage. A potential caveat is its specific 7/8" Hex fitting, requiring compatibility with appropriate power tools.

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Model Part Number71EWC
BrandSealey

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What type of power tools is this chisel compatible with?

This chisel is designed for power tools that accept a 7/8" Hex shank, typically found on SDS-max rotary hammers and demolition hammers.

What are the dimensions of the chisel head?

The chisel head is extra-wide, measuring 125mm in width and the overall length of the chisel is 475mm.

Can this chisel be used for fine detail work?

No, due to its extra-wide head, it is best suited for heavy-duty demolition, scraping, and material removal rather than fine or intricate tasks.

How should I maintain the chisel for longevity?

Clean the chisel after each use, lightly oil the shank to prevent rust, and store it in a dry place. Inspect regularly for damage.

What is the weight of the chisel?

The chisel has a nett weight of approximately 1.77kg (product data lists weight as 1.82kg).

Is this chisel suitable for wood or soft materials?

While it can scrape softer materials, its primary design is for hard materials like concrete, brick, and tile removal. It may be too aggressive for soft materials.

Troubleshooting

Chisel not engaging properly in the tool

Ensure the 7/8" Hex shank is clean and free of debris. Verify that the tool's chuck is functioning correctly and is compatible with the shank size.

Reduced material removal efficiency

Check for wear on the chisel's cutting edge. Ensure the chisel is correctly seated in the power tool and that the tool is operating at an appropriate speed and power setting.

Chisel getting excessively hot

This can be normal under heavy load. However, if excessively hot, ensure the chisel is not binding in the material and that the power tool's cooling system is functioning. Take short breaks if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly increases work rate due to its wide head.
  • Durable build quality for extended use.
  • Versatile for various demolition and scraping applications.
  • Compatible with standard 7/8" Hex power tools.

Cons

  • Requires a specific 7/8" Hex shank power tool.
  • May be too large for very confined spaces.
  • Heavier than standard chisels, potentially causing fatigue over long periods.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your power tool is switched off and unplugged.
  2. Remove any existing accessory from the tool's chuck.
  3. Insert the 7/8" Hex shank of the Sealey 71EWC chisel firmly into the tool's chuck.
  4. Secure the chisel according to your power tool's operating manual (usually by engaging the chuck mechanism).

Compatibility:

  • This chisel is designed for use with rotary hammers and demolition hammers that accept a 7/8" Hex shank.
  • Always check your power tool's specifications to confirm compatibility before use.

Care:

  • After each use, clean the chisel head of any debris using a wire brush or cloth. Avoid using excessive water.
  • Lightly oil the shank to prevent rust and corrosion.
  • Store the chisel in a dry environment, preferably in its original packaging or a tool case.
  • Regularly inspect the chisel for any signs of damage, such as cracks or excessive wear. Replace if compromised.

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