Bricklayers' chisels

What it is

Bricklayers' chisels. Key specifications: material Steel.

The chisel is a steel hand tool with a cutting or pointed end, for cutting or roughing wood, metal or masonry depending on type; it often has a hand guard to protect the hand.

What it is for

Used for demolishing masonry and concrete structures, for light demolition, chasing and localised removal and for chiselling concrete, masonry and plaster.

How to use it

Clamp the workpiece and rest the cutting edge on the point to be worked. The chisel is struck on the head with a hammer or club hammer, and for wood with a mallet. Keep the cutting edge sharp and check that the head has no mushrooming. Work with safety glasses and gloves.

Where it is used

• Demolition
• Renovation

Technical data

• Material: Steel

Who it is for

Designed for demolition operatives, electricians and bricklayers.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

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