The chipping hammer narrow chisel puts a slim, flat cutting edge on the end of a pneumatic chipping hammer for precise concrete repair, mortar-joint cleanup, tile removal and weld-slag work in tight spots. Forged from heat-treated steel, it comes in .580 hex or .680 round shanks with oval or round collars, in lengths from 9 in. through 72 in., plus a 120 in. round-shank option for deep-reach work.

A narrow blade concentrates each blow into a small bite, which is what lets you chase a crack or clean a joint without damaging the surrounding material; where you need to start holes or fracture harder mass, the moil point is the companion steel. Match the shank and collar style to your hammer’s retainer before ordering the chipping hammer buyer’s guide explains the .580 and .680 chuck systems and browse the full range of chipping hammer chisels for wider blades, points and spades.

• Narrow flat chisel tip for detailed chipping, mortar joints, tile removal and precision demolition
• Shank options: .580 in. hex or .680 in. round, with oval or round collar
• Lengths of 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 in.; 120 in. available in round shank
• Heat-treated steel for hardness, impact strength and long service life
• Also handles weld slag, rust and coating removal in metalworking and fabrication
• Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver in all the popular lengths

Narrow Chisel FAQ

Which shank do I need .580 hex or .680 round?
Match the shank and collar to your hammer’s chuck and retainer: .580 in. hex with oval collar is the most common chipping hammer setup, while .680 in. round shanks fit round-chuck hammers. Check your tool’s chuck spec before ordering.

Narrow chisel or moil point what’s the difference?
The narrow chisel’s slim flat edge makes controlled cuts chasing cracks, cleaning joints, lifting tile without tearing up surrounding material. The moil point concentrates the blow into a single point to start holes and fracture harder mass; most crews carry both.

What lengths are available?
Stock lengths run 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60 and 72 in., plus a 120 in. round-shank option for deep-reach work such as cleaning out pipes and chimneys.