The rivet buster 11X moil point is heavy demolition steel: a long, tapered point that focuses the slow, hard blows of a rivet buster to fracture reinforced concrete, stone and brickwork. Forged from heat-treated steel on the standard 11X shank, it runs in lengths from 10 in. through 72 in. for bridge work, industrial demolition, railroad maintenance and quarry breaking.
Rivet busters hit harder per blow than chipping hammers, and the steel is sized to match. Crews typically run the point to open fracture lines, then follow with the 11X narrow chisel to cut and clean; the full range of rivet buster steel shares the same shank. New to these tools? The rivet buster buyer’s guide covers stroke lengths and steel selection.
- Long tapered point delivers focused force to fracture concrete, rock and masonry
- Standard 11X shank fits pneumatic rivet buster hammers
- Lengths of 10, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 in.
- Heat-treated steel for hardness, impact strength and service life
- Primary use in heavy demolition, railroad work, mining and quarrying; also frees stubborn rivets, bolts and fasteners
- Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver in all the popular lengths
11X Moil Point FAQ
What hammers take this point?
Any pneumatic rivet buster running the standard 11X shank; confirm the shank on your hammers retainer before ordering.
Which length should I order?
Lengths run 10, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 in. shorter points give the most control, while the long bars add reach for deep or hard-to-access breaks.
Moil point or narrow chisel first?
Open the fracture with the moil point, then follow with the 11X narrow chisel to cut and clean the break line the two run as a pair on most demolition work.
