Chrome Vanadium Steel Mechanic's Cold Chisel Bellota 8245 for Cutting Channels and Cleaning Welds

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Chrome Vanadium Steel Mechanic's Cold Chisel Bellota 8245 for Cutting Channels and Cleaning Welds

The Bellota 8245 mechanic's chisel is a workshop tool designed for working with metal: it cuts channels, removes weld spots and burrs, and cuts sheet metal cold, with a wide cutting edge and steel built for constant hammering.

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 zones: the head, for your safety (it reduces the risk of splinters); the tip, for longer life; and the body, to reduce vibration when striking. The tips are ground, bevelled and varnished.

  • Cuts channels, cleans welds and cuts sheet metal cold
  • Chrome vanadium steel with induction hardening
  • Head treated to prevent splinters
  • Body treated to reduce vibration
  • Three sizes, from 200 to 300 mm

Technical specifications

Reference Length Cutting edge width Weight
8245-200 200 mm 26 mm 0.34 kg
8245-250 250 mm 26 mm 0.4 kg
8245-300 300 mm 29 mm 0.61 kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bellota 8245 mechanic's chisel used for?

It is a workshop tool for working metal: it cuts channels, removes weld spots and burrs, and cuts sheet metal cold. It has a wide cutting edge and steel built for constant hammering.

What sizes is it available in?

There are three sizes: 8245-200 (200 mm, 26 mm cutting edge), 8245-250 (250 mm, 26 mm cutting edge) and 8245-300 (300 mm, 29 mm cutting edge).

How much does each size weigh?

The 200 mm weighs 0.34 kg, the 250 mm weighs 0.4 kg and the 300 mm weighs 0.61 kg. If you are unsure which one to choose, write to us and we will help you.

What is it made of and how does it reduce splinters and vibration?

It is made of chrome vanadium steel with induction hardening and full tempering. The head is treated to reduce the risk of splinters and the body to reduce vibration when striking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a mechanic's cold chisel used for?

For cutting channels, even in hard-to-reach areas, removing weld spots and residue, and cold-cutting sheet metal.

Which size should I choose?

200 mm for precision work; 300 mm with a 29 mm edge for more reach and cutting force.

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.