Cold Chisel c.k tools 406002, 38 mm cutting edge

Cold chisel c.k tools 406002 with a 38 mm cutting edge is a hand striking tool designed for cutting, trimming and shaping metal and masonry. The chisel features a forged steel body and a wide 38 mm blade intended to concentrate impact energy for controlled material removal. It is suitable for workshop, construction and maintenance use where manual cutting, splitting or removal of rivets and bolts is required.

Advantages

The forged-steel construction provides strength and resistance to deformation under hammer blows, while the 38 mm cutting edge offers a balance between cutting width and control. The tool’s geometry is optimized for efficient chip removal and accurate cuts when used with standard striking hammers. Its robust design reduces the need for frequent replacement and supports consistent performance in repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping mild steel, iron and non-hardened metal components
• Removing rivets, bolts and fasteners by cutting or splitting
• Chipping and trimming masonry and mortar in repair work
• Workshop fabrication, maintenance and on-site construction tasks

Key specifications

• Cutting edge width: 38 mm
• Manufacturing method: forged steel construction
• Intended use: manual striking with a hammer for cutting, splitting and chipping
• Typical applications: metal cutting, rivet removal, masonry trimming

How to use

Position the chisel edge against the workpiece at the required angle and hold the shaft securely with a gloved hand at a safe distance from the striking zone. Deliver controlled hammer blows to the opposite end of the chisel to transfer impact energy to the cutting edge. Make incremental cuts or chips rather than attempting large single strikes to maintain control and reduce the risk of tool damage. After cutting, dress the edge if necessary and inspect the chisel for signs of mushrooming, cracking or excessive wear before further use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Avoid striking the chisel with hardened or brittle hammers designed for other purposes. Regularly check the striking face for mushrooming and grind flat if needed to prevent shattering. Store the chisel in a dry place and keep the cutting edge protected when not in use.