Masonry chisel Vorel 25511, steel, 280 mm length, 1 pc

The Vorel 25511 masonry chisel is a single-piece steel tool with a length of 280 mm designed for manual chiselling and light demolition tasks on masonry, brick and natural stone surfaces. This chisel is intended for use with a hammer or compatible demolition tools where a 280 mm steel chisel is required. Its solid-steel construction provides the strength needed for cutting, shaping and scoring masonry substrates during renovation, repair and preparation work.

Advantages

The one-piece steel design ensures consistent force transmission from the striking tool to the cutting edge, reducing the risk of breakage at joints. With a 280 mm working length the chisel balances reach and control for both close-up shaping and moderate-depth cutting tasks. The hardened steel tip maintains edge integrity under repeated impact and the overall weight and geometry are suitable for manual use with a hammer or for insertion in compatible demolition tool holders.

Suitable for

• Removing mortar and pointing between bricks and blocks
• Cutting and shaping bricks, concrete and natural stone
• Creating grooves or notches in masonry for installation work
• Light demolition and surface preparation prior to rendering or tiling

Key specifications

• Material: steel construction for durability and impact resistance
• Overall length: 280 mm for reach and handling
• Pack quantity: 1 chisel per package
• Intended use: manual chiselling and compatible with demolition tool holders requiring a 280 mm steel chisel

How to use

Position the chisel tip against the work surface at the desired angle and strike the blunt end with a suitable hammer or place the chisel in the holder of a compatible demolition tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Use controlled strikes to remove material gradually and avoid excessive bending or levering of the chisel. For best results, keep the cutting edge aligned with the intended cut line and work from the outer surface inward. Inspect the chisel regularly for signs of wear or deformation and maintain a steady, safe working posture while chiselling.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection when performing chiselling or demolition work. Select the chisel size and striking force to match the material hardness and task. Avoid using a damaged or excessively worn chisel to prevent tool failure and work incidents.