Key Features
- Hardened and tempered steel construction for long-lasting performance
- Bright-ground cutting edges for precise and efficient cutting
- Anti-slip handles for safe and comfortable use in wet or slippery conditions
- Available in multiple lengths (150mm, 200mm, 250mm) for varied applications
- Suitable for cutting, chipping, and shaping metal without additional heat
- Conforms to maritime industrial standards, ideal for marine workshops
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| IMPA Code | 612901 |
| Product Type | Cold Chisel |
| Material | High-carbon hardened steel |
| Length Options | 150 mm, 200 mm, 250 mm |
| Cutting Edge Width | 12.5 mm – 20 mm |
| Hardness | 48-52 HRC |
| Weight (per piece) | 0.2 kg – 0.5 kg |
| Application | Ship repair, metal cutting, chipping, masonry work |
| Packaging | Individual sleeve, bulk available |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are cold chisels used for in marine environments?
Cold chisels are used to cut, chip, and shape metal without heat. Common onboard tasks include removing bolts and rivets, breaking castings, and trimming metal plates during repair and maintenance.
What sizes of cold chisels are available?
We offer cold chisels in lengths of 150 mm, 200 mm, and 250 mm. The choice depends on the job—shorter chisels give better control, while longer ones provide more leverage.
Are these chisels suitable for use on hardened steel?
Yes, our cold chisels are made from high-carbon hardened steel, making them ideal for cutting and shaping softer metals and also for light chipping on hardened surfaces. Always follow safety guidelines when striking the tool.
Can I order these chisels as part of a ship supply consignment?
Absolutely. As a ship chandler, we supply all IMPA-coded hand tools for vessel operations, including cold chisels, and can include them in your regular ship supply order.
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