IMPA: 590373

Pointed Chisel – Hex Shank for Pneumatic Chipping Hammers

This pointed chisel, also known as a moil point, is specifically designed for use with pneumatic chipping hammers in marine environments. The hexagonal shank ensures a secure, anti-rotation fit in standard chipping hammer chucks, providing stability and control during heavy-duty scaling, chipping, and concrete breaking tasks.

Forged from high-quality alloy steel and heat-treated for durability, this chisel delivers consistent performance even under demanding conditions. The sharp, tapered point concentrates impact force for efficient material removal on metal, concrete, and stone surfaces. Ideal for ship maintenance, deck repair, and general marine engineering.

As part of the IMPA 590373 category, this pointed chisel meets industry standards for marine tooling. Each unit is sold individually and is compatible with most pneumatic chipping hammers accepting a hex shank.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Product TypePointed Chisel (Moil Point)
Shank ShapeHexagon
Shank Size (Across Flats)0.401 in (10.2 mm)
Overall Length12 in (305 mm)
Tip GeometryTapered, pointed (moil)
MaterialAlloy steel, hardened tip
Heat TreatmentInduction hardened tip; tempered core
ApplicationChipping, scaling, concrete breaking
PackagingSingle piece (Per Pc)
IMPA Code590373

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of pneumatic chipping hammers does this chisel fit?

This pointed chisel has a standard hex shank (0.401 inch / 10.2 mm across flats) that fits most pneumatic chipping hammers designed for hex shank tools, commonly used in marine and construction environments.

Is this chisel suitable for heavy-duty marine use?

Yes, it is made from hardened alloy steel and is heat-treated for impact resistance, making it ideal for demanding tasks like scaling rust, chipping paint, and breaking concrete on ships and offshore structures.

How do I maintain the chisel for longer life?

Keep the point sharp by occasional grinding. After use, clean off debris and apply a light rust-preventive oil. Store in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

What is the difference between a pointed chisel and a flat chisel?

A pointed chisel has a tapered, sharp tip (moil point) for concentrated force in tight spots or breaking; a flat chisel has a wider blade for smoothing or removing material over larger areas.

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