Bosch Demolition Chisel HS1909-12 SDS-Max Shank 12 1/2 Inch Bushing Head Tool (1-3/4 Square 25-Tooth Forged Steel Concrete Roughening Leveling)

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Bosch HS1909-12 12.5" SDS-Max 1-3/4" 25-Tooth One-Piece Concrete Bushing Tool

The Bosch HS1909-12 12.5-inch SDS-Max one-piece concrete bushing tool scabrifies hardened slab surfaces, knocks down raised seam joints, removes thick epoxy coatings, and textures mechanical bonding keyways prior to overlay applications. Engineered from a monolithic billet of drop-forged, heat-treated high-strength alloy tool steel, this heavy-duty texturing bit features an aggressive 1-3/4-inch square head packed with 25 precision-formed pyramid teeth to focus maximum kinetic impact energy without weld separation risks. Outfitted with an extended 12.5-inch total length that allows standing operators to work ground-level concrete with reduced lower-back bending, alongside full integration capability with the Bosch HDC300 extraction shroud for OSHA Table 1 silica compliance, it equips decorative concrete contractors, bridge deck rehabilitation crews, and commercial flooring installers with high-production aggregate profiling across all SDS-Max rotary hammers and demolition chipping guns set to hammer-only mode.

Best Used For:

  • Concrete Slab Leveling and High-Spot Knockdown: Pulverizing raised expansion joints, excessive slab curl, and high spots on cured concrete flatwork to establish a level substrate.
  • Mechanical Keyway Texturing and Profiling: Roughening smooth, power-troweled concrete floors to create an aggressive surface profile (CSP 3–5) for self-leveling underlayments, epoxy coatings, and cementitious overlays.
  • Thick Chemical Coating and Mastic Removal: Fracturing and peeling stubborn waterproofing membranes, dried tile adhesives, traffic paint lines, and thick elastomeric toppings from concrete decks.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Monolithic One-Piece Forging: Machined from a single block of alloy steel to eliminate welded head joints, preventing head detachment under severe percussive stress.
  • Aggressive 25-Tooth Square Grid: 1-3/4" square head features 25 precision-machined pyramidal teeth to pulverize concrete scale and aggregate evenly in fewer passes.
  • Extended 12.5-Inch Ergonomic Reach: Long shank design reduces operator stooping and fatigue during continuous slab preparation on floor surfaces.
  • Universal SDS-Max Precision Shank: Slotted drive interface transfers full piston impact energy with minimal rotational slop in all standard SDS-Max chucks.
  • OSHA Table 1 Silica Containment: Pairs seamlessly with the optional Bosch HDC300 dust-extraction shroud to capture airborne crystalline silica when connected to a HEPA vacuum.
  • Impact-Hardened Alloy Steel Metallurgy: Specialized heat-treatment resists tooth rounding and shank fracturing during heavy demolition operations.

What's Included

  • (1) Bosch HS1909-12 12.5" SDS-Max 1-3/4" 25-Tooth One-Piece Concrete Bushing Tool

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Bosch Power Tools (Robert Bosch Tool Corporation)
Model Number HS1909-12
Product Classification One-Piece SDS-Max Concrete Bushing Tool
Shank Drive Interface SDS-Max Slotted Standard (0.75 in / 19.05 mm)
Overall Tool Length 12.50 inches (12-1/2 in / 317.5 mm)
Bushing Head Dimensions 1.75 inches x 1.75 inches (1-3/4" Square Head / 44.45 mm)
Tooth Configuration 25 Precision Pyramid Impact Teeth (5 x 5 Grid)
Construction Architecture Monolithic Solid One-Piece Forged Construction
Tool Metallurgy Drop-Forged Heat-Treated High-Strength Alloy Tool Steel
Operating Working Mode Hammer-Only Percussion Chipping Mode (Non-Rotary)
Dust Extraction Compatibility Bosch HDC300 Extraction Shroud (PRO+GUARD™ System)
Safety Regulatory Compliance Supports OSHA Table 1 Respirable Silica Standards (with Shroud & HEPA Vac)
Target Substrates Cured Concrete Slabs, Masonry Stone, Foundation Footings, & Epoxy Overlays
Compatible Tool Platforms All SDS-Max Demolition Hammers & Combination Rotary Hammers

Pro-Tip: When texturing concrete flatwork or knocking down high joints, keep the hammer perpendicular to the slab surface and move across the area in overlapping sweeping patterns; letting the tool's impact weight do the work prevents uneven gouging and ensures a uniform concrete surface profile.