The 2 in. chipping hammer chisel is the general-purpose blade for medium to large chipping work: wide enough to move material quickly on concrete repair, masonry cutting and surface preparation, narrow enough to keep control. Machined from heat-treated steel, it fits .580 hex and .680 round shank chipping hammers with oval or round collar retainers, in lengths from 9 in. to 84 in.
Two inches of edge is the workhorse width, sitting between the narrow chisel used for joint and crack work and the 3 in. chisel that clears big areas of scale and coatings. If you are unsure which widths belong in the gang box, the chipping hammer buyer’s guide covers matching steel to the job; Crowder Supply stocks every width in Denver.
- 2 in. cutting edge balances fast material removal with precision control
- Shank options: .580 in. hex or .680 in. round; oval or round collar retainers
- Lengths from 9 in. through 84 in. for extended reach where the work demands it
- Heat-treated steel construction for hardness, impact strength and durability
- Applications: concrete repair, masonry cutting, tile removal, rust and coating removal, surface prep
- Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver across all shank and collar configurations
2 in. Chipping Hammer Chisel FAQ
What chipping hammers does a 2 in. chisel fit?
It comes in .580 in. hex and .680 in. round shanks with oval or round collars, covering the common chipping hammer retainer styles order the shank and collar that match your tool.
What lengths are available?
Stock lengths run from 9 in. through 84 in., with the longer bars giving extended reach on wall and overhead work.
2 in. or 3 in. chisel which width should I buy?
The 2 in. edge is the workhorse for concrete repair and masonry where control matters; step up to the 3 in. blade for clearing wide areas of scale, coatings or tile. The full range of widths lives in our chipping hammer chisels category.
