Metalworking chisel Proline 31360 — hand tool for cutting, single piece

Proline 31360 metalworking chisel is a single-piece hand tool designed for cutting, shaping and removing excess material from metal surfaces. Supplied as a single unit with a polished, chromium-plated finish and a plastic tool organizer, the set is assembled for workshop and professional applications where a durable, manual cutting edge is required. The collection includes a center punch, taper pin punch, star-pointed chisel, flat chisel and a parallel punch, each sized for focused metal removal and alignment tasks.

Advantages

The chromium-plated, polished surfaces resist corrosion and facilitate cleaning after use, while the single-piece construction of each tool ensures stable alignment and reliable impact transfer. Inclusion of a plastic tool organizer keeps components stored and accessible, reducing the risk of damage and loss. The assortment of punch and chisel types provides versatility for different metalworking operations without needing multiple separate purchases.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and shaving small areas of sheet metal
• Removing weld splatter and burrs
• Marking centres and aligning holes with center and taper pin punches
• Localised shaping and edge dressing with flat and star-pointed chisels
• Use in workshops, garages, and light industrial settings

Key specifications

• Finish: chromium-plated and polished surfaces
• Material: forged single-piece steel construction (metalworking grade)
• Included tools and sizes: center punch 120 mm × 4 mm; taper pin punch 120 mm × 3 mm; star-pointed chisel 130 mm × 5 mm; flat chisel 130 mm × 12 mm; parallel punch 150 mm × 4 mm
• Pack type: single unit supplied with plastic tool organizer
• Intended use: manual cutting, punching, chiselling and alignment in metalworking

How to use

Select the appropriate punch or chisel from the organizer for the task at hand. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement and position the tool tip on the planned mark or edge. Apply controlled blows with a suitable hammer to drive the punch or chisel; for marking use lighter impacts with the center or taper pin punch, and for material removal use firmer, controlled strikes with the chisels. Maintain correct tool angle and steady support of the workpiece to achieve accurate results and reduce the risk of tool slipping.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Keep cutting edges clean and store tools in the included plastic organizer to prevent corrosion and bluntness. Avoid striking hardened or frozen surfaces that can chip the tool, and inspect the tool before use for visible damage or excessive wear.