Masonry chisels AWTools AW31811BL set — AW31811BL, total weight 560 g

AWTools AW31811BL masonry chisels set (model AW31811BL) weighing 560 g is designed for cutting, shaping and removing mortar and masonry material. Made of tool steel with a powder coated and varnished surface, the set combines a forged and hardened working part with ergonomic plastic handles that help protect the hand from impact. The chisels are suitable for manual hammering or use with compatible chisel holders, and are intended for construction, renovation and light demolition tasks requiring precise masonry chiselling.

Advantages

The forged and hardened working ends deliver enhanced strength and wear resistance for repeated use on masonry and mortar. A powder coated and varnished finish improves corrosion resistance and simplifies cleaning after work. Ergonomic plastic handles provide impact protection and a secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during repetitive manual hammering. The compact total weight of 560 g makes the set easy to handle and transport on site.

Suitable for

• Cutting and removing mortar between bricks or blocks
• Shaping and trimming masonry elements for repair work
• Light demolition where controlled chipping is required
• Use with manual hammers or compatible chisel holders on construction sites

Key specifications

• Material: tool steel working part
• Surface finish: powder coated and varnished
• Working part: forged and hardened for durability
• Handle: ergonomic plastic with impact protection
• Total weight: 560 g
• Application: masonry, mortar cutting, shaping and light demolition

How to use

Hold the chisel by the ergonomic handle with a firm grip and position the tip against the mortar or masonry at the required angle. Strike the handle with a suitable manual hammer or use a compatible chisel holder to apply controlled blows. Work progressively, removing small amounts to avoid excessive force on the tool and the substrate. After use, clean off dust and residues and store the chisels in a dry place to preserve the surface finish and prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when chiselling. Match the chisel type and size to the task to maintain control and reduce the risk of damage to surrounding material. Inspect the working part and handle regularly for signs of wear or damage and replace the tool if the hardened edge becomes chipped or the handle is compromised.