Bosch Demolition Chisel HS1926 SDS-Max Shank 16 Inch Clay Spade Tool (5-3/8 Width Blade Forged Alloy Steel Hard Soil Gravel Trench Excavation) Jack Hammers 20 mm) Required Drill Bit
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Bosch Demolition Chisel HS1926 SDS Max Shank 16 Inch Clay Spade Tool (5 3 8 Width Blade Forged Alloy Steel Hard Soil Gravel Trench Excavation) Jack Hammers 20 mm) Required Drill Bit 20 mm) Required Drill Bit Diameter 3 8 in 39 g) Housing Material Impact Resistant High Density Industrial Plastic Universal Product Code (UPC) 099575011078 Suitable for material type Automotive Wiring and foundation excavators with high efficiency ground penetration across all SDS Max rotary hammers and demolition chipping guns set to hammer only mode Manufactured in Italy from drop forged high strength alloy tool steel with a proprietary heat treatment process
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