Metalworking chisel NEO tools 37-820, 160 g, single piece

NEO tools 37-820 is a hand chisel for metalworking with a 20 mm blade width and a total weight of 160 g, supplied as a single piece. The blade is made from chrome vanadium steel (CrV) for durability and edge retention, while the wooden handle is reinforced for impact resistance and comfortable grip. Designed for manual cutting, shaping and removing metal, this compact chisel is suitable for light to medium-duty tasks in workshops, fabrication shops and home garages.

Advantages

The chrome vanadium steel blade offers high wear resistance and maintains a sharp edge under frequent use, while the 20 mm width provides a balance between precision and material removal. The wooden handle is ergonomically shaped and reinforced to withstand striking forces, reducing the risk of handle damage during repeated hammer blows. Its single-piece sale format and modest weight make the tool easy to carry and store in a toolbox.

Suitable for

• Cutting and splitting small metal pieces
• Shaping and trimming metal edges
• Deburring and cleaning weld seams
• General workshop and maintenance tasks
• Hobby and DIY metalworking projects

Key specifications

• Blade width: 20 mm
• Blade material: Chrome vanadium steel (CrV)
• Handle material: Wood with reinforcement for striking
• Weight: 160 g
• Package: single piece

How to use

Hold the chisel by the wooden handle with a secure grip and position the blade edge on the workpiece at the desired angle. Use controlled hammer blows to drive the chisel through or along the metal surface, taking care to keep the blade aligned with the cut. For precise shaping or trimming, use lighter taps and adjust the angle of the blade. After use, clean the blade from debris and store the chisel in a dry place to avoid corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye protection and gloves when chiseling metal. Ensure the chisel blade is sharp and free of nicks before use; a damaged blade reduces accuracy and increases risk. Do not use the chisel on hardened steel or materials beyond light to medium-duty capacity, and avoid striking the handle with excessive force from heavy sledgehammers.