Peg / Chisel Points
Moil points and chisel points are the hardened steel tools fitted to pneumatic paving breakers and hydraulic breakers. Vikay manufactures them in India in 9, 12, 14, 15, 18, 21 and 30 inch lengths, in round and hex shank forms, from heat-treated low-carbon steel.
The point does the actual work of a breaker, and its geometry decides what the tool is good at. A moil point concentrates energy on a single tip and is used to start a break, penetrate and split. A chisel presents a wide edge and is used to cut a line, trim concrete and follow a seam. Choosing the wrong one costs far more in time than the tool is worth.
Vikay points are manufactured from specially selected low-carbon steel and heat treated in a full process-control plant, which is what governs whether a point mushrooms or holds its shape under sustained impact.
The range covers 9 inch moil and chisel, 12 inch hex chisel, 14 inch chisel, 15 inch moil, 18 inch chisel, 21 inch moil and chisel, and 30 inch chisel, in round and hex shanks to suit most pneumatic
paving breakers and hydraulic breakers.
FAQS
What is the difference between a moil point and a chisel point?
- A moil concentrates impact on a single tip for penetrating, starting a break and splitting. A chisel presents a wide edge for cutting a line, trimming and following a seam.
What lengths are available?
- 9, 12, 14, 15, 18, 21 and 30 inch, in both round and hex shank forms.
Why does heat treatment matter on a breaker point?
- Because it determines whether the tool holds its shape or mushrooms and cracks under sustained impact. These points are made from selected low-carbon steel and heat treated under full process control.
