G-Metal Chisels for Breaking and Chipping
Chisels for chipping, breaking and channelling work in construction, fabrication and maintenance.
- Brand
- G-Metal
- Category
- Drill Bits & Chisels
- Type
- Product Range
- Chisels for chipping and breaking
- Used for channelling and surface removal
- For construction and maintenance work
- Chosen by chisel type and tool fitting
- Working material decides the chisel shape
- Length sets reach and handling
Description
G-Metal Chisels are percussion tools used to chip, break and channel material. They are used in construction, fabrication and maintenance work, driven by a hammer or by a powered hammer.
Chisels are normally described by their shape, such as pointed or flat, their length and their fitting. The shape and fitting follow the job and the tool.
Key Features and Benefits
Chipping and breaking
Pointed shapes are generally used for breaking and starting cuts, and flat shapes for trimming and surface removal.
Matched to the tool
Powered chisels have to match the fitting of the hammer, so the tool and its fitting system are part of the selection.
Length for access
Length affects reach and handling, so the working position and the depth of cut matter.
Working material
Concrete, masonry and metal are worked with different chisel types, so the material is stated at the enquiry stage.
Applications and Use Cases
Chisels are used for:
- Breaking and chipping concrete and masonry
- Cutting channels and chases in walls and floors
- Removing surface material, plaster and tiles
- Fabrication and maintenance chiselling on site
Technical Specifications
Key technical considerations when selecting the appropriate chisels for your application.
| Selection factor | What to consider | Details to confirm when ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Chisel shape | Pointed, flat and other shapes suit different tasks such as breaking, trimming and channelling. | The tasks the chisels will do |
| Tool and fitting | A powered chisel must match the hammer fitting, while hand chisels are used with a hammer. | The tool model and fitting system |
| Working material | Concrete, masonry and metal each suit different chisel types. | The materials to be worked |
| Length and working width | Length affects reach and handling, and the working width sets the cut size. | The working position and cut size |
| Quantity and use | Chisels wear with use, so consumption depends on the volume of work. | Quantities and project schedule |
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Buy Chisels from Global Source Middle East
Chisel choice follows the job, the material and the tool. Order G-Metal Chisels through Global Source Middle East. Send the chiselling application, the profile you need and the tool fitting for a quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are chisels used for?
They are used to chip, break and channel material in construction, fabrication and maintenance work.
Do chisels fit every hammer?
No. Powered chisels have to match the hammer fitting, so send the tool and its fitting system when you enquire.
How do I choose between pointed and flat chisels?
Pointed shapes are generally used to break and start cuts, and flat shapes to trim and remove surface material.
What helps match the right chisel?
The material being worked, the task, the profile needed and the tool with its fitting.
