Hand tool NEO tools 33-072 — single piece, weight 84 g

NEO tools 33-072 is a compact cold chisel supplied as a single piece and weighing 84 g. With a length of 150 mm and a hexagonal cross section, this hand tool is intended for making holes in walls, breaking and crushing hard materials. The chisel is made from chromium-vanadium steel and has a flat blade end, combining a slim, portable form factor with construction-grade material for repeated light-duty demolition and masonry work.

Advantages

The chromium-vanadium steel construction provides high wear resistance and extended service life under normal use. Its hexagonal cross section improves grip security when used with a hammer and prevents rotation in the hand or holder. The 150 mm length and 84 g weight make the tool easy to carry in a portable toolkit or pocket and suitable for confined spaces where a longer chisel would be unwieldy. The flat blade end is suitable for controlled chipping and creating openings in plaster, soft masonry and thin layers of concrete.

Suitable for

• Light demolition and chipping of plaster, brick and soft concrete
• Creating holes or openings in walls for installations or inspection
• Breaking up thin layers of tile adhesive or mortar
• Portable toolkits for maintenance, repair and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: cold chisel with flat blade end
• Material: chromium-vanadium steel for improved durability
• Overall length: 150 mm
• Cross section: hexagonal for secure grip and anti-roll
• Weight: 84 g (single piece)

How to use

Position the flat blade end against the work surface at the required angle and strike the opposite end with an appropriate hammer. Use controlled, steady blows to chip away material; avoid excessive force that could damage the tool or substrate. For safety and best results, keep the chisel perpendicular or slightly angled depending on the desired chip direction, and re-sharpen or dress the cutting edge if it becomes rounded after repeated use.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves, and ensure the workpiece is stable before chiselling. Use a hammer of suitable weight for the 150 mm chisel and inspect the tool for cracks or deformation prior to use. Store the chisel dry and clean to prevent corrosion and maintain its cutting performance.