Chrome Vanadium Steel Electrician's Chisel Bellota 8255 for Cutting Chases
To run a corrugated conduit or recess a junction box, you don't need to wreck the wall: a narrow, clean chase is enough. The Bellota 8255 electrician's chisel, with 8 to 12 mm tips, cuts these fine channels with precision, even in hard-to-reach corners.
It is made from top-quality chrome vanadium steel, with the striking areas induction-hardened and fully tempered. The heat treatment is differentiated across the three working areas: the head, for your safety (it reduces the risk of chipping); the tip, for longer life; and the body, to reduce vibration when striking. The tips are ground, bevelled and varnished.
Narrow 8 to 12 mm tip for fine chases
Ideal for electrical and plumbing installations
Chrome vanadium steel with induction hardening
Head treated to prevent chipping
Six sizes, from 200 to 300 mm
Technical specifications
Reference
Length
Tip width
Weight
8255-8x200
200 mm
8 mm
0.055 kg
8255-10x200
200 mm
10 mm
0.09 kg
8255-10x250
250 mm
10 mm
0.12 kg
8255-12x200
200 mm
12 mm
0.1 kg
8255-12x250
250 mm
12 mm
0.12 kg
8255-12x300
300 mm
12 mm
0.14 kg
Frequently asked questions
What is the Bellota 8255 electrician's chisel used for?
It is used to cut narrow, clean chases, for example to run a corrugated conduit or recess a junction box without wrecking the wall. It is ideal for electrical and plumbing installations, even in hard-to-reach corners.
What sizes does it come in?
There are six sizes, from 200 to 300 mm in length, with tip widths of 8, 10 and 12 mm. For example, reference 8255-12x300 is 300 mm long with a 12 mm tip.
What material is it made of?
It is made from top-quality chrome vanadium steel, with the striking areas induction-hardened and fully tempered. The tips are ground, bevelled and varnished for a careful finish.
How does it reduce chipping and vibration?
The heat treatment is differentiated across three areas: the head reduces the risk of chipping, the tip provides longer life and the body helps reduce vibration when striking.
Which one should I choose?
Choose the tip width according to the thickness of the chase you need, from 8 to 12 mm, and the length between 200 and 300 mm according to your working comfort. If you have any doubts about whether it is suitable for your case, write to us and we will help you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an electrician's chisel used for?
For cutting narrow chases in which to recess conduits and boxes, and for removing residue in hard-to-reach areas.
Which size should I choose?
8-10 mm edge for thin conduits; 12 mm for slightly wider chases. The 250-300 mm lengths reach deeper.
What is the advantage of chrome-vanadium steel?
It is a steel of high strength and toughness: it withstands repeated striking without deforming and keeps its tip for longer.
Why is it safer?
The head has a specific heat treatment that reduces the risk of chips flying off when striking with the club hammer.
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