Cimco Cincel plano 250x15 mm acero cromo-vanadio para mampostería (130010)

Breaking, cutting, and shaping hard materials like concrete, stone, and masonry demands a tool that can take repeated hammer blows without deforming. The Cimco 130010 flat chisel is built for that job: a 250 mm chrome vanadium steel body with a 15 mm cutting edge, hardened striking surface, and a ground, sharpened blade that bites into material cleanly.

Who is it for

Masons, demolition crews, and serious DIYers who need a dependable hand chisel for controlled breaking, chipping, or shaping of brick, block, and stone. If you use a hammer to drive a chisel, this is the tool.

Main features

• Flat chisel profile with a 15 mm wide cutting edge for precise material removal.
• Chrome vanadium steel construction for high strength and wear resistance.
• Hardened striking end withstands hammer impacts without mushrooming.
• Ground and sharpened blade edge ready for use.
• Corrosion-resistant lacquered/polished finish.

Specifications

• Tool type: Chisel
• Chisel type: Flat chisel
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Cutting edge width: 15 mm
• Material: Chrome vanadium steel
• Application: Masonry, concrete, stone, demolition
• Blade profile: Flat
• Edge finish: Ground and sharpened
• Corrosion protection: Lacquered/polished
• Impact end: Hardened striking surface
• Intended use: Breaking, cutting, shaping

Tips

Always wear safety goggles when striking a chisel—flying chips are a real hazard. For best control, hold the chisel firmly and use a hammer sized to the task; a 2–3 lb hand sledge works well for most masonry work. Keep the cutting edge sharp with a file or grinder, and inspect the striking end regularly for burrs; grind off any mushrooming to prevent splinters.