| No |
Tool |
Application |
| 1) |
Conical point |
For all demolition work, i.e. masonry, concrete
etc |
| 2) |
Moil point
/Pyramidal point |
On special hard rock or reinforced concrete, this
tool is most used and is generally suitable for splitting. however,
it can not break an object into pieces at a blow as a blunt
tool does. Further, as it may slip during hammering, hammering
must be performed with the point stabilized. |
| 3) |
Chisel / Wedge |
For all demolition work with additional cutting
work. It is generally used for civil engineering work and it
is also suitable for splitting and used for breaking flat rocks.
|
| 4) |
Blunt end |
On rocks other than excessively hard rocks, this
tool is most used. As the end is flat / blunt, locating the
tool on an object to be broken is easier and the the tool seldom
slips during hammering. |
| 5) |
Asphalt cutter |
General use with additional cutting section cutting asphalt
or soft material |
| 6) |
Ramming tool
/Beam cap |
Beating in poles and pipes produced according to request |