Masonry chisels AWTools AW43002 — set weight 305 g, chisel tool for stone and brick work

AWTools AW43002 masonry chisels are manual tools designed for cutting, shaping and removing mortar and material from stone, brick and concrete surfaces. Constructed from chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel with heat treatment for hardness and toughness, this chisel set has a combined weight of 305 g and is intended for masonry repair, tile removal, fitting and other stonemasonry tasks where controlled manual chiselling and trimming are required.

Advantages

The CrV steel construction with hardening and tempering provides wear resistance and edge retention, while the compact total weight of 305 g ensures comfortable manual handling. The chisels are compatible with SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drills for tasks that require power-assisted chiselling, and their geometry is suited for efficient material removal on concrete, brick and tile surfaces.

Suitable for

• Masonry repair and repointing work
• Tile and adhesive removal during renovation
• Shaping and trimming brick or stone elements
• Small demolition tasks on concrete and masonry

Key specifications

• Material: chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel, hardened and tempered
• Total set weight: 305 g
• Compatibility: suitable for SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drills (power-assisted use) and manual hammering
• Intended materials: concrete, brick, tile, natural and artificial stone

How to use

Select the appropriate chisel profile for the task and secure it in the applicable holder or use it manually with a hammer. For power-assisted work, insert the chisel into an SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drill following the drill manufacturer’s instructions and engage the hammer action. Position the chisel at the working angle, apply controlled strikes or tool power, and remove loosened material progressively to avoid excessive force that can damage the workpiece or tool.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and hearing protection. Avoid using the chisels on materials outside their intended range and inspect tools regularly for wear or damage; replace tools that show excessive wear to maintain safe and effective operation.