Högert Technik Cold Chisel 16x13x172mm

The Högert Technik cold chisel, measuring 16x13x172mm, is a professional-grade manual tool engineered for precision cutting, shaping, and material removal. Designed to withstand significant impact, this tool is constructed from high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability during intensive construction, renovation, and metalworking projects.

Advantages

This cold chisel provides exceptional impact resistance, allowing it to maintain its edge and structural integrity even under heavy-duty use. Its ergonomic design and precise dimensions facilitate controlled material removal, reducing user fatigue and increasing efficiency in demanding workshop environments. The robust build quality ensures a long service life, making it a dependable choice for both professional tradespeople and serious DIY enthusiasts.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping metal components
• Removing masonry or concrete debris
• Demolition work in renovation projects
• General metalworking and construction tasks

When it may not be suitable

This tool is not intended for use on materials significantly harder than the chisel itself, such as hardened steel or specialized alloys, as this may damage the cutting edge. It is also not suitable for precision carving tasks that require delicate, non-impact-based tools.

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 16mm width, 13mm thickness, 172mm length
• Material: High-strength hardened steel
• Application: Manual impact tool
• Design: Professional-grade robust construction

How to use

To use the Högert Technik cold chisel, position the cutting edge firmly against the material at the desired angle. Strike the striking end of the chisel with a suitable hammer or mallet, ensuring that the force is directed straight through the tool. Maintain a steady grip and adjust the angle as necessary to achieve the desired depth or shape of the cut.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure the chisel size is appropriate for your specific material thickness
• Verify that you have a compatible striking tool, such as a heavy-duty hammer
• Consider the hardness of the material you intend to work with

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety goggles and gloves, when using impact tools to prevent injury from flying debris. Inspect the chisel for any signs of wear or mushrooming on the striking end before each use.