Masonry chisels AWTools AW43121 set — weight 556 g, steel construction

AWTools AW43121 masonry chisels are a set of steel hand tools intended for chiselling, shaping and removing masonry materials. The set combines hardened and tempered CrV steel construction with blade geometry suited to breaking through concrete, tile and brickwork. With a total weight of 556 g and designs compatible with SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drills, the chisels are intended for on-site demolition, renovation and repair tasks where controlled material removal is required.

Advantages

The CrV steel construction and heat treatment provide enhanced wear resistance and edge retention while maintaining toughness. A wide blade profile enables faster collection and removal of loose material, improving efficiency on repetitive tasks. Compatibility with SDS-PLUS systems allows use with powered rotary hammers for higher-impact work, while the hand-tool form supports precise manual chiselling and finishing.

Suitable for

• Breaking and removing sections of concrete and mortar
• Chiselling and shaping bricks, stone and tiles
• Demolition and renovation on construction sites
• Repair work that requires precise removal of material

Key specifications

• Material: chromium-vanadium (CrV) steel, hardened and tempered
• Total weight (set): 556 g
• Blade type: wide chisel blade for material collection
• Designed use: concrete, tile, brick, stone and mortar
• Compatibility: SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drills and manual use

How to use

For manual use, position the chisel edge against the work surface and apply controlled hammer strikes to remove material incrementally; maintain a stable stance and protect surrounding areas. When using with an SDS-PLUS rotary hammer, ensure the tool and chisel are properly seated and locked, set the hammer to the appropriate impact mode, and follow the rotary hammer manufacturer’s instructions for safe operation. Regularly inspect the chisel edge for wear and dress or replace it if deformation or excessive blunting occurs.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Avoid excessive side loading on the blade to prevent chisel breakage. Store chisels dry and clean to reduce corrosion and prolong service life.