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Style: SDS Max Tamper Plate
Size: 9 In.
Features
- Works with HS1828 tamper plate and HS1969 carbide bushing tool
- 9 In. long tamper plate shank
- Not interchangeable with bushing shank
- Shank necessary for use with tamper plate or carbide bushing head
Description
This high-quality, SDS-max, 9 In. tamper plate spade works with the HS1828 tamper plate and the HS1969 carbide bushing tool. All BOSCH chisels are manufactured with a proprietary heat-treat process. BOSCH offers a full assortment of SDS-max hammer steel points and chisels. BOSCH brings constant innovation to concrete and masonry drilling with increased efficiency and higher durability. Bosch brings constant innovation to concrete and masonry drilling. From inventing the industry standard SDS system to custom-manufactured carbide and diffusion bonding, the result is better performance and durability. And Bosch Xtreme bits last 4-times longer than any other bit when hitting rebar.
Manufacturer: Bosch
Part Number: HS1927
Item Weight: 1.17 pounds
Country of Origin: Italy
Item model number: HS1927
Size: 9 In.
Style: SDS Max Tamper Plate
Material: Metal
Thickness: 1 Inches
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Unit^Instruction Guide
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: See Manufacturer's Website
Date First Available: July 2, 2004
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Monday, Jul 28
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