AJAX 393-12 Weld Flux Scaling Chisel, Cleco Style Shank, 1-3/8" Wide, 12" Long

AJAX 393-12 Weld Flux Scaling Chisel, Cleco Style Shank, 1-3/8" Wide, 12" Long

• AJAX 393-12 is a weld flux scaling chisel for pneumatic weld flux scaling hammers that use a Cleco style shank. The 0.373" shank and 1-3/8" blade width support slag and scale removal, while the 12" overall length adds reach. Not a replacement part.
• Features:
  • Cleco style shank design supports fitment on compatible weld flux scaling hammers
  • 1-3/8" blade width provides broad contact for scaling and surface cleanup
  • 12" overall length helps reach work areas that shorter chisels cannot
  • 0.373" shank size aligns with Cleco style shank requirements
  • Scaling point profile is intended for removing weld flux, slag, and surface scale
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: AJAX
  • Part Number: AJ393-12
  • MPN: 393-12
  • UPC: 697041077957
  • Product Type: Weld Flux Scaling Hammer Chisel
  • Point Type: Scaling
  • Blade Width: 1-3/8"
  • Overall Length: 12"
  • Shank Type: Cleco Style
  • Shank Size: 0.373"
  • Shank Length: 13/16"
  • Body Size: 1/2"
  • Quantity: 1
  • System Compatibility or Application: for weld flux scaling hammers that accept a Cleco style shank
  • Alternate Part Numbers or Cross References: 393-12
• The Weld Flux Scaling Chisel can also be referred to as a weld flux hammer chisel, a Cleco style shank scaling chisel, a pneumatic scaling hammer chisel, a 1-3/8" scaling chisel, and a 12" scaling chisel.

AJAX manufactures forged hand and power tool accessories for industrial and maintenance applications, including chisels, rivet buster tools, wedges, scrapers, and related air tool accessories.

Q: What tools is this chisel intended to fit?
A: It is intended for weld flux scaling hammers that accept a Cleco style shank and a 0.373" shank size.

Q: How can I confirm my tool uses the correct shank style?
A: Check your tool documentation or measure the shank interface. This chisel uses a Cleco style shank with a 0.373" shank size.

Q: What should I inspect before using the chisel?
A: Inspect the shank and retaining system for wear, confirm secure retention before operation, and follow your tool manufacturer safety guidance for proper PPE and use.