Bosch SDS Max 25 Tooth Carbide Bushing Head Scabber Chisel Tool HS1969 Concrete Surface Preparation Leveling Texturing Roughing Demolition Hammers

Bosch SDS Max 25 Tooth Carbide Bushing Head Scabber Chisel Tool HS1969 Concrete Surface Preparation Leveling Texturing Roughing Demolition HammersObliterate High Spots and Texture Cured Concrete Surfaces Faster with Heavy Duty Carbide Scabbing Power Transform your heavy duty rotary hammers and demolition breakers into elite surface scarifiers with the industrial grade performance of the Bosch 25 Tooth Carbide Bushing Head (HS1969). Explicitly developed for concrete restoration contractors, masonry specialists, and structural surface prep crews, this heavy duty scabber attachment optimizes

Obliterate High Spots and Texture Cured Concrete Surfaces Faster with Heavy-Duty Carbide Scabbing Power

Transform your heavy-duty rotary hammers and demolition breakers into elite surface scarifiers with the industrial-grade performance of the Bosch 25-Tooth Carbide Bushing Head (HS1969). Explicitly developed for concrete restoration contractors, masonry specialists, and structural surface prep crews, this heavy-duty scabber attachment optimizes structural leveling and roughing workflows prior to coating applications. Standard steel bushing heads can wear smooth, dull rapidly, or deform when continuously subjected to the brutal forces of high-joule demolition tools. This premium Bosch carbide head completely resolves that jobsite frustration through its advanced, custom-formulated structural carbide teeth, which preserve sharp edge geometry and deliver maximum abrasive wear resistance when roughing concrete floors, texturing joints, or removing thick epoxy overlays.

Uncompromising mechanical endurance and universal tool system compatibility define the technical engineering of this precision-forged steel pavement accessory. Featuring a 2-inch by 2-inch square profile packed with 25 precision-placed carbide teeth, this tool concentrates the full striking energy of your hammer into a uniform grid layout to ensure flat, precise surface texturing with fewer passes. Manufactured through a proprietary heat-treat process, the rugged alloy steel body dampens feedback vibration travel back into the tool drivetrain to minimize operator fatigue during prolonged runs. Outfitted with an interchangeable design, this head securely pairs with standard tamper shanks across multiple drive platforms, guaranteeing a tight mechanical fitment that maximizes hitting speed while entirely preventing unvanted component slip.

Key Features

• Custom Bosch Carbide Matrix: High-purity structural carbide formula ensures massive durability and ultimate cutting life in demanding concrete scabbing applications.
• Square 25-Tooth Grid Geometry: Symmetrical cutting head layout provides flat, consistent texturing and rapid high-spot leveling across rough masonry surfaces.
• Proprietary Heat-Treat Process: Heavy-duty alloy steel core manufacturing process completely removes weaknesses to protect against fracture shock under high-joule impacts.
• Universal System Multi-Shank Adaptability: Interchanges smoothly with SDS-max, spline/round hex, and standard 3/4-inch hex tamper plate shanks for unmatched fleet versatility.
• Elite Surface Preparation Velocity: Ideal for creating mechanical profiles for new overlays, stripping thick sealants, and grinding rough construction joints.
• Reduced-Vibration Mechanical Balancing: Balanced weight distribution delivers uniform contact force while checking physical vibrational fatigue on the operator.

What's Included

• (1) Bosch 2 In. x 2 In. Square 25-Tooth Carbide Bushing Head Hammer Steel (HS1969)

Specifications

Pro-Tip: When texturing concrete surfaces or scarifying high spots with your 25-tooth carbide bushing head, hold the demolition hammer strictly perpendicular (90 degrees) to the slab surface. Allowing the tool to angle during operation forces the corner carbide points to take the entire pounding force, which can lead to premature edge chipping. Let the mechanical weight of the machine manage the impact cycle rather than leaning your weight on the tool. Always clear away broken concrete dust sweeps periodically to keep the carbide teeth biting directly into the hard aggregate substrate instead of riding on loose debris.