Diablo Tile Chisel DMAPLCH2020 1-1/2 Inch (SDS Plus Heat Treated Steel 10 Inch Flat Cutter Floor Wall Tile Removal Demolition)

Diablo DMAPLCH2020 1-1/2-Inch SDS-Plus Flat Tile Chisel

The Diablo DMAPLCH2020 1-1/2-Inch SDS-Plus Flat Tile Chisel is a heavy-duty demolition tool engineered for rapid removal of floor and wall tiles from concrete and mortar substrates. Forged from heat-treated steel with a 10-inch overall length, this 0.78-pound chisel features an angled flat cutting edge to wedge beneath tile backing. Compatible with corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammers, this specialized accessory solves stubborn ceramic tile and thin-set mortar scraping challenges across residential and commercial remodeling projects.

Best Used For:

• Ceramic & Porcelain Tile Demolition: Wedging underneath floor and wall tiles to pop them off subfloors cleanly in whole pieces.
• Thin-Set Mortar & Adhesive Scraping: Chipping away dried mortar beds, thin-set adhesives, and grout lines after tile extraction.
• Concrete Surface Levelling & Cleanup: Scraping excess concrete high spots and splatter off foundation slabs prior to new flooring installation.

Key Performance & Safety Features

• 1-1/2-Inch Angled Flat Edge: Precision-ground wedge geometry increases contact area to lift tiles efficiently without binding in concrete.
• Heat-Treated Steel Alloy Body: Specialized thermal treatment strengthens the shank to absorb severe impact stress from rotary hammers.
• SDS-Plus Shank Compatibility: Universal shank interface ensures maximum energy transfer and secure retention in SDS-Plus hammer chucks.
• High-Impact Resistance: Engineered to withstand high-BPM mechanical hammer blows without fracturing or losing its chisel edge.
• Versatile Remodeling Utility: Functions effectively for tile removal, masonry chipping, and thin-set scraping across various substrates.

What's Included

• (1) Diablo DMAPLCH2020 1-1/2 in. x 10 in. SDS-Plus Tile Chisel

Technical Specifications

Pro-Tip: Set your rotary hammer to hammer-only mode and maintain a shallow 15 to 20-degree entry angle against the subfloor to slide the 1-1/2-inch chisel edge directly under thin-set beds without gouging concrete.