Tamper chisel YATO YT-47385 150 mm for concrete and stone, grey handle

The YATO YT-47385 tamper chisel is a single-piece tool designed for working with concrete and natural stone. With an overall length of 150 mm and a 150 mm cutting edge, this chisel features a hardened tip for breaking, trimming and chiselling masonry, removing concrete and stone fragments, and carrying out detailed repair tasks. The tool has a grey handle integrated into the single-piece construction to provide consistent transfer of hammer force to the working tip.

Advantages

The hardened chisel tip is heat-treated for improved wear resistance and edge retention when striking masonry materials. The single-piece construction eliminates joints between handle and blade, reducing the risk of loosening under repeated impacts. Its compact 150 mm length allows access to confined areas and gives better control for precision work. The grey finish on the handle offers a neutral, professional appearance and resists surface wear during typical construction use.

Suitable for

• Breaking and trimming concrete edges and small blocks
• Chiselling natural stone and masonry structures
• Removal of concrete spalls and fragments
• Detail repair work and finishing around fixtures

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Cutting edge length: 150 mm
• Material: hardened steel tip (heat-treated)
• Construction: single-piece forged design
• Handle: integrated grey handle surface
• Intended materials: concrete, natural stone, masonry

How to use

Securely position the chisel tip against the work surface at the required angle and strike the blunt end with a suitable hammer or mallet to perform cutting, splitting or removal operations. For controlled removal or finishing, use lighter, measured blows and advance gradually rather than attempting large removals in one strike. When working on vertical surfaces, support the masonry pieces to prevent uncontrolled fall or damage. Inspect the chisel tip periodically and dress or replace if excessive wear or deformation occurs.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Match the striking hammer weight to the task: heavier hammers for demolition, lighter hammers for detail work. Store the tool in a dry place and protect the edge from contact with other hard objects to preserve tip geometry.