Octagonal Chrome Vanadium Steel Chisel with Guard Bellota 5825CPN for Cutting Chases

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Octagonal Chrome Vanadium Steel Chisel with Guard Bellota 5825CPN for Cutting Chases

Cutting chases for hours is hard on the hands. The Bellota 5825CPN octagonal chisel adds a guard that shields your hand from stray hammer blows, so you can work with power, rhythm and no nasty surprises.

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. It includes a guard that prevents you from hitting your hand.

  • Hand guard included
  • Chrome vanadium steel with induction hardening
  • Head treated to prevent chipping
  • Body treated to reduce vibration
  • Seven sizes, from 250 to 400 mm in length

Technical specifications

Reference Length Section Tip width Weight
5825-14x250 CP 250 mm 14 mm 20 mm 0.51 kg
5825-16x250 CPN 250 mm 16 mm 23 mm 0.51 kg
5825-16x300 CPN 300 mm 16 mm 23 mm 0.59 kg
5825-18x250 CPN 250 mm 18 mm 26 mm 0.61 kg
5825-18x300 CPN 305 mm 18 mm 26 mm 0.71 kg
5825-18x350 CPN 350 mm 18 mm 26 mm 0.81 kg
5825-18x400 CPN 400 mm 18 mm 26 mm 0.93 kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bellota 5825CPN chisel with guard used for?

It is used for cutting chases, with a guard that shields your hand from stray hammer blows. It is useful when you work for hours and want to do so with power and rhythm, with your hand protected.

Does it include the hand guard?

Yes, the hand guard is included and prevents you from hitting your hand. It is the main difference compared to the 5825 octagonal chisel without a guard, which is why it is useful for long jobs with a hammer.

What sizes does it come in?

There are seven sizes, from 250 to 400 mm in length, with a section of 14 to 18 mm and a tip width of 20 to 26 mm. For example, reference 5825-18x400 CPN has a 26 mm tip.

What material is it made of?

It is made from chrome vanadium steel, with the striking areas induction hardened and fully tempered. The head is treated to prevent chipping and the body to reduce vibration.

Which one should I choose?

Choose the length and tip width according to the job you are going to do; the technical specifications list the references and their weights. If you are unsure whether it is suitable for your case, write to us and we will help you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an octagonal chisel used for?

For cutting chases and for breaking and removing concrete residue or other materials in masonry work.

What is the guard for?

It wraps around the body of the tool and protects the hand if the hammer slips when striking.

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.