Westward
Westward 4MHC6 moil point chisel, 0.875 in. shank, 14 in. length
Moil point chisel with 0.875 in. hex shank and 14 in. length for demolition hammer digging tasks
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Moil point concentrates force for efficient digging in demolition hammers
- 875 in. hex shank fits compatible demolition hammer models
- 42CRMO steel construction resists wear during heavy impact use
- 14 in. length provides reach for deep excavation tasks
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
14-inch moil point chisel for demolition hammers
This Westward chisel fits demolition hammers that accept a 0.875 in. hex shank. The moil point concentrates force for breaking concrete, asphalt and hard-packed ground. Made from 42CRMO steel, it is built for heavy impact work on job sites.
Suited for crews running compatible demolition
The hex shank and round collar match hammers specified for ACL-043 compatibility. Teams needing a different point profile, a spline shank or a non-sparking tool should select another chisel. This item is restricted from sale in California due to Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
Withstands repeated heavy blows without mushrooming
The 42CRMO grade steel resists deformation during sustained breaking cycles. Heat-treated construction keeps the point sharp longer than lower-grade alternatives. Overall length of 18 1/4 in. provides reach while the hex shank transfers full hammer energy to the tip.
Highlights
- Moil point concentrates force for efficient digging in demolition hammers
- 875 in. hex shank fits compatible demolition hammer models
- 42CRMO steel construction resists wear during heavy impact use
- 14 in. length provides reach for deep excavation tasks
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What demolition hammer do I need to run the 4MHC6 moil point chisel?
The chisel is compatible with demolition hammers that accept part number ACL-043 and a 0.875 in hex shank.
Will the 14 in moil point work with my existing hex-shank demolition hammer?
Yes, if your hammer takes a 0.875 in hex shank and matches the ACL-043 part number, the 14 in moil point will fit.
How do I confirm the chisel is seated correctly after installation?
The round collar should sit flush against the hammer chuck and the hex shank must lock fully into the 0.875 in socket.
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