Cutting Chisel faster tools Lauznis 300 mm with rubber handle

The faster tools Lauznis 300 mm cutting chisel with rubber handle is a manual demolition and chiselling tool designed for controlled hand removal of tiles, mortar, plaster and similar materials. With a 300 mm overall length it provides extended reach and improved leverage for working on walls, floors and other surfaces where precision and force are required. The chisel features a shaped metal blade and a rubber grip handle that aids comfort and helps reduce transmitted vibration during repetitive use.

Advantages

The 300 mm length balances reach and control, allowing access to recessed areas while maintaining manageable handling. The rubber handle increases grip security and helps absorb impact, reducing hand fatigue during extended jobs. The cutting edge is shaped for efficient material removal and the robust steel construction withstands typical chiselling stresses encountered in renovation and repair work.

Suitable for

• Removing ceramic tiles and adhesive residues
• Chiselling mortar, plaster and thin concrete layers
• Detail demolition work around windows, door frames and pipes
• General renovation and repair tasks requiring hand chipping

Key specifications

• Total length: 300 mm
• Blade type: cutting/chiselling edge designed for material removal
• Handle material: rubber grip for improved comfort and vibration damping
• Construction material: forged or heat-treated steel blade for durability
• Use mode: manual hand tool for controlled chiselling

How to use

Position the chisel blade against the material to be removed, holding the rubber handle firmly with one hand and, if needed, supporting near the blade with the other hand for control. Apply controlled tapping or striking force with a hammer or mallet to drive the chisel into the material, working along joints or edges to lift tiles and break plaster or mortar. Maintain a steady angle to avoid damaging underlying surfaces and advance gradually, removing debris frequently to assess progress.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and hearing protection when striking the chisel. Keep the cutting edge sharp and free of nicks for safer, more efficient work. Avoid using excessive force that could damage the handle or transfer undue stress to the blade; select longer or power-assisted tools for heavy demolition tasks.