Concrete Chisels

A concrete chisel is a type of tool that is specifically designed for cutting, shaping, and removing concrete. Concrete is a hard, durable material that requires specialized tools for cutting and shaping.

Concrete chisels have a similar design to cold chisels, but they are made with a heavier body and a harder steel to withstand the toughness of concrete. Some common types of concrete chisels include pointing chisels, flat chisels, and grooving chisels.

Pointing chisels are used to remove old mortar or create joints in concrete. Flat chisels are used to score concrete, while grooving chisels are used to create channels in concrete.

Like cold chisels, concrete chisels are typically struck with a hammer or mallet to make cuts. They can also be used with a rotary hammer for more efficient cutting.

When using a concrete chisel, it is important to wear proper safety gear, such as protective gloves and eye protection, and to follow proper technique to avoid injury or damage to the tool.

Overall, concrete chisels are a necessary tool for concrete construction, demolition, and repair work, and are used by masons, contractors, and other professionals in the building and construction industry.