Graphite 57H575 Flat Chisel 25 mm CrV Steel 250 mm

When metal, stone, or masonry needs to be cut, shaped, or demolished, a reliable chisel is the difference between clean work and wasted effort. The Graphite 57H575 flat chisel is built to take on tough cold-cutting and demolition tasks with confidence. Its 25 mm blade is precision ground and sharpened to bite into material efficiently, while the one-piece forged construction from chrome vanadium steel ensures it can withstand repeated heavy blows. The hexagonal shank provides a secure grip and prevents rolling, and the induction-hardened, tempered edge retains sharpness longer. An impact-resistant striking head absorbs hammer force without deforming, making this chisel a dependable companion for professional metalworkers and serious DIYers.

Who is it for

This chisel is aimed at metalworkers, mechanics, and maintenance professionals who need a robust tool for cutting cold metal, removing rivets, or breaking apart components. It is equally suitable for demanding home workshop tasks, such as splitting masonry or chipping concrete. If you regularly swing a hammer at a chisel, the 57H575 is engineered to endure that punishment.

Main features

• Flat chisel profile with a 25 mm cutting edge for precise material removal
• Forged from chrome vanadium steel (CrV) for high toughness and wear resistance
• Induction-hardened and tempered blade edge maintains sharpness under impact
• Hexagonal shank offers a firm grip and stops the chisel from rolling on surfaces
• Impact-resistant striking head is designed to withstand heavy hammer blows without mushrooming
• Corrosion protection extends the tool's life in damp or workshop environments
• Overall length of 250 mm provides good leverage and control

Specifications

• Chisel type: Flat chisel (cold chisel)
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Material: Chrome vanadium steel (CrV)
• Shank profile: Hexagonal
• Construction: One-piece forged
• Blade edge: Precision ground and sharpened
• Hardness treatment: Induction hardened and tempered
• Head type: Impact-resistant striking head
• Corrosion protection: Yes
• Intended applications: Metalworking, cold cutting, demolition

Tips

Always wear safety glasses when striking a chisel, as chips can fly. Use a hammer with a face larger than the chisel head to avoid glancing blows. For best results, keep the cutting edge sharp with a fine file or stone, and store the chisel in a dry place or apply a light coat of oil to prevent corrosion.