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Westward 4MGZ6 moil point chisel .680 in shank 12 in overall
A 12 in moil-point chisel with a .680 in round shank for digging and chipping-hammer use
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Moil point optimised for digging tasks
- 12 in overall length gives extended reach
- 680 in round shank fits compatible chipping hammers
- 42CRMO steel grade provides hardened durability
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical exposure
Westward 4MGZ6 Moil Point Chisel
The Westward 4MGZ6 is a steel moil point chisel built for digging tasks with chipping hammers. It fits round-shank tools that accept a .680 in shank and matches manufacturer part number ACL-015. The 12 in overall length gives reach for demolition and excavation work. Buyers who need a flat or wide chisel point should select a different tip style.
Thermals, noise and power
Hand-operated striking tools generate no electrical power draw, fan noise or thermal output during use. Vibration and impact noise depend on the chipping hammer and the material being broken. No external power supply or cooling is required for the chisel itself. Operators should follow the hammer manufacturer's guidance for duty cycles and hearing protection.
Shank compatibility decides fit
The .680 in round shank is the single dimension that determines whether this chisel seats correctly in your chipping hammer. Verify the tool holder accepts a .680 in round shank before purchase. The collar type is round and the chisel is rated for use with ACL-015 compatible hammers. A mismatched shank size will prevent installation or cause unsafe operation.
Highlights
- Moil point optimised for digging tasks
- 12 in overall length gives extended reach
- 680 in round shank fits compatible chipping hammers
- 42CRMO steel grade provides hardened durability
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical exposure
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How do you fit the .680 in round shank into a chipping hammer, and which step is often missed?
Insert the shank fully into the hammer’s chuck until the round collar seats against the tool body, then tighten the retainer; the step often missed is confirming the collar is flush before locking it.
What part of the 42CRMO steel moil point will wear first and need replacement?
The pointed tip absorbs the digging impact and will mushroom or blunt over time; once the profile is lost the chisel must be replaced.
At what point does the 12 in overall length become a limit during sustained digging work?
The fixed 12 in length restricts reach in deep trenches and concentrates vibration at the handle, so operator fatigue sets in before the steel yields.
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