Bosch HS1918 25-inch long SDS-Max hammer steel floor scraper assembly featuring a 6-inch replaceable blade and heavy-duty alloy steel shank.
Technical illustration of the Bosch HS1918 SDS-Max hammer steel 6-inch floor scraper highlighting the secure bolt-on replaceable blade system.
Top-down view of the Bosch HS1918 SDS-Max floor scraper showcasing the heavy-duty alloy steel construction designed for laminate and tile removal.
Application guide indicating the best materials for Bosch heavy-duty demolition accessories, illustrating masonry, brick, block, and concrete.
Professional construction worker using a Bosch SDS-Max rotary hammer, which is compatible with the 25-inch floor scraper blade, for heavy-duty concrete demolition.
Bosch HS1918 25-inch long SDS-Max hammer steel floor scraper assembly featuring a 6-inch replaceable blade and heavy-duty alloy steel shank.
Technical illustration of the Bosch HS1918 SDS-Max hammer steel 6-inch floor scraper highlighting the secure bolt-on replaceable blade system.
Top-down view of the Bosch HS1918 SDS-Max floor scraper showcasing the heavy-duty alloy steel construction designed for laminate and tile removal.
Application guide indicating the best materials for Bosch heavy-duty demolition accessories, illustrating masonry, brick, block, and concrete.
Professional construction worker using a Bosch SDS-Max rotary hammer, which is compatible with the 25-inch floor scraper blade, for heavy-duty concrete demolition.
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Bosch HS1918 25 Inch Long SDS-Max Hammer Steel 6 Inch Floor Scraper Blade For Heavy Duty Laminate And Tile Removal Alloy Steel Construction

In stock
SKU: HS1918
$199.99 USD

Description

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Accelerate Your Flooring Removal with Bosch SDS-max Innovation

Take the back-breaking labor out of your next renovation project with the Bosch HS1918 SDS-max Hammer Steel 6-Inch Floor Scraper. Engineered specifically for high-efficiency material removal, this heavy-duty scraping tool is the ultimate solution for lifting stubborn laminate, linoleum, VCT, glued-down carpet, and ceramic tile. Forged from premium alloy steel, the Bosch floor scraper delivers constant innovation to your concrete and masonry demolition tasks, ensuring that every ounce of impact energy from your rotary hammer is transferred directly to the subfloor.

What sets the Bosch HS1918 apart is its intelligent, user-focused design. Featuring an extra-long 25-inch overall length, this tool provides exceptional reach and allows you to maintain a comfortable, ergonomic standing position while operating your SDS-max hammer. Furthermore, the innovative replaceable blade design means you never have to discard the entire expensive steel shank when the edge eventually dulls. Manufactured utilizing a proprietary heat-treat process, this floor scraper guarantees higher durability, fewer interruptions, and a significantly longer working life on demanding professional job sites.

Key Features

  • Designed for the aggressive, high-speed removal of laminate, tile, and other resilient flooring
  • Extra-long 25-inch shank provides superior leverage and allows for ergonomic, upright operation
  • Cost-effective replaceable blade system extends the tool's lifespan and saves money over time
  • Manufactured with Bosch's proprietary heat-treat process for unmatched structural durability
  • Constructed from high-grade alloy steel to withstand extreme impact and vibration
  • Fully compatible with all standard heavy-duty SDS-max® rotary and demolition hammers

What's Included

  • (1) Bosch HS1918 SDS-max 6-Inch Floor Scraper Assembly (Shank, Hardware, and Blade)

Specifications

Brand Name Bosch
MFG Part # (OEM) HS1918
Product Type Floor Scraper Bit
Shank Type SDS-max
Blade Width 6.0 in.
Overall Length 25.0 in.
Bit Material Alloy Steel
Assembled Weight 2.5 lbs.
Package Weight 5.62 lbs.
Country Of Origin Italy
Recommended Safety Equipment Eye, ear and dust protection
Warranty Type Lifetime against Manufacturer's Defects

Pro-Tip: When using a heavy-duty floor scraper, let the weight of the SDS-max hammer do the work while keeping the blade at a low, shallow angle to the subfloor. This prevents the blade from digging into or gouging the underlying concrete. Additionally, always double-check and tighten the blade retaining bolts periodically, as extreme vibration can cause them to loosen over hours of use.