Metalworking chisel NEO tools 37-824, weight 174 g, single piece

NEO tools 37-824 is a metalworking chisel with a 24 mm blade designed for cutting, shaping and removing metal material. The blade is manufactured from chrome vanadium (CrV) steel for durability and edge retention, and the tool features a wooden handle with striking reinforcement to withstand hammer impacts. Supplied as a single unit weighing approximately 174 g, this chisel is intended for workshop and industrial environments where controlled chipping, weld trimming and surface preparation are required.

Advantages

The chrome vanadium blade provides strength and resistance to wear while maintaining a sharp cutting edge. The 24 mm blade width offers a balance between precision and material removal rate for typical metalworking tasks. A wooden handle gives ergonomic grip and comfort during extended use, and the reinforced striking area protects the handle from repeated hammer blows, extending the tool’s usable life.

Suitable for

• Chipping and removing excess metal from castings or forgings
• Trimming and cleaning weld seams
• Shaping and bevelling small metal parts
• Preparing surfaces prior to welding or finishing
• General workshop maintenance and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 24 mm
• Blade material: chrome vanadium (CrV) steel
• Handle material: wood with reinforced striking area
• Weight: approximately 174 g (single piece)
• Intended use: metalworking chisel for cutting, shaping and removing metal

How to use

Secure the workpiece in a vise or appropriate holding fixture to prevent movement. Position the chisel bevel against the metal at the correct angle for the intended cut, and strike the handle reinforcement with a suitable hammer or mallet to apply controlled impacts. Use short, controlled blows for precision work and heavier strikes for larger material removal, maintaining stable hand placement and sighting. After use, inspect the blade for nicks or deformation and sharpen or dress the cutting edge as needed.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves, and ensure the work area is secure. Match hammer force to the task to avoid damaging the handle or blade, and store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Regularly maintain the blade edge and check the handle reinforcement for signs of wear.