Metalworking chisel Proline 58722, pack of 12, hand tool for metal shaping and cutting

Proline 58722 metalworking chisel set contains 12 hand tools for manual metal shaping, cutting and chip removal. The set combines center punches, a taper pin punch, parallel punches and flat chisels in various lengths and tip sizes to support common workshop tasks such as removing weld spatter, creating alignment marks, cutting or trimming thin metal and forming grooves. Each tool is designed to be used with a hammer for controlled striking on steel and other metals.

Advantages

The tools in this set cover a wide range of tip profiles and diameters so you can select the correct chisel or punch for precise work. Hardened striking ends and machined tips provide consistent impact resistance and accurate transfer of force. A variety of lengths gives better access to confined areas and improved leverage for manual shaping. The set format keeps tools grouped and ready for workshop, fabrication or maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing weld spatter and cleaning weld seams
• Creating alignment marks and center punches for drilling
• Cutting, trimming and shaping thin metal sheets
• Pin removal and light assembly/disassembly tasks
• General fabrication, maintenance and repair work in workshops

Key specifications

• Contents: 12-piece set of metalworking chisels and punches
• Center punches: lengths approx. 100 mm (6 mm tip) and 115 mm (8 mm tip)
• Taper pin punch: approx. 140 mm length with 2 mm taper tip
• Flat chisels: approx. 140 mm (10 mm), 150 mm (12 mm), 170 mm (16 mm)
• Parallel punches: approx. 150 mm length with tip sizes 8 mm, 6 mm, 5 mm, 4 mm, 3 mm, 1.5 mm
• Designed for manual striking with a hammer on steel and similar metals

How to use

Select the appropriate chisel or punch for the task: use center punches to mark drilling points, parallel punches for driving pins or aligning parts, taper pin punch for tapered pins, and flat chisels for cutting or removing material. Position the tool tip on the workpiece at the intended point, hold the tool securely and strike the opposite end with a suitable hammer. Use controlled, even blows to avoid excessive deformation of the tool or workpiece. Maintain a stable workpiece support such as a vise or anvil when striking.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when striking chisels. Inspect striking faces and tool tips before use; dress or replace tools that show significant mushrooming, cracks or tip damage. Use the correctly sized hammer and avoid using chisels on hardened surfaces beyond their intended use to prevent premature wear or breakage.