Masonry Punch 19 mm with Rubber Guard JUCO 13725

JUCO masonry punch 13725 is a 19 mm diameter hand tool designed for creating holes, punching, and scoring in masonry materials. The tool is intended for manual use with a hammer on brick, concrete and block surfaces to assist with chipping, making starter holes for drills, or preparing edges and joints during construction and renovation work. A rubber guard covers the striking area to reduce rebound and protect the tool and user during repeated hammer strikes.

Advantages

The masonry punch combines a precisely sized 19 mm tip with a protective rubber guard that improves handling and reduces metal-to-metal contact when struck. Its straightforward steel construction offers concentrated impact force for controlled chipping and hole starting in hard materials. The rubber guard also provides a tactile surface for positioning and helps keep the striking area cleaner during work.

Suitable for

• Creating starter holes in brick, block and concrete for anchor bolts or screws
• Chipping small sections of mortar and removing loose material
• Scoring masonry prior to cutting or drilling
• Preparing edges and joints during renovation and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Tip diameter: 19 mm
• Tool type: masonry punch for hammer use
• Protective feature: integrated rubber guard on striking area
• Material: hardened steel working end with protective rubber sleeve
• Intended materials: brick, concrete, masonry blocks

How to use

Position the masonry punch tip at the intended location on the masonry surface and hold the tool perpendicular to the workpiece. Strike the rubber-guarded end with a suitable hammer using controlled blows until the desired hole, score, or chip is produced. For deeper holes or anchors, repeat positioning and striking as required. Keep a firm grip on the tool and ensure the work area is secure and clear of bystanders.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye and hand protection when striking the punch. Select a hammer with a weight and strike force suitable for the material; avoid excessive force that may damage the tool or workpiece. For drilling after punching, clear debris from the starter hole before inserting a drill bit or anchor. Store the punch in a dry place to protect the rubber guard and prevent corrosion of the metal parts.