Wide-Blade Chrome Vanadium Steel Chisel Bellota 8271 for Cutting Chases and Chipping
When you need to lift tiles, chip off rendering or repair a large surface, a narrow edge falls short. The Bellota 8271 wide-blade chisel covers 60 to 90 mm with every blow, to make faster progress with less effort.
It is made of top-quality chrome-vanadium steel, with induction-hardened striking zones and full tempering. The heat treatment is differentiated across the three working zones: the head, for your safety (reduces the risk of chips); the tip, for longer life; and the body, to reduce vibration when striking. The tips are ground, bevelled and varnished.
Wide blade of 60 to 90 mm for fast progress
Chrome-vanadium steel with induction hardening
Head treated to prevent chipping
Treated body that reduces vibration
Length 230 mm
Technical specifications
Reference
Length
Jaw opening
Weight
8271-60
230 mm
60 mm
0.46 kg
8271-70
230 mm
70 mm
0.45 kg
8271-80
230 mm
80 mm
0.54 kg
8271-90
230 mm
90 mm
0.58 kg
Frequently asked questions
Which blade widths are available?
This wide-blade chisel comes with a 60, 70, 80 and 90 mm edge, all 230 mm long. Choose the width according to the surface you want to chip, for example to lift tiles or repair rendering.
What is it made of?
It is made of top-quality chrome-vanadium steel, with induction-hardened striking zones and full tempering. The tips are ground, bevelled and varnished.
What are the benefits of its heat treatment?
The treatment is differentiated across three zones: the head reduces the risk of chips, the tip provides longer life and the body helps reduce vibration when striking.
How much does each size weigh?
The weight depends on the edge width: 0.46 kg for the 60 mm, 0.45 kg for the 70 mm, 0.54 kg for the 80 mm and 0.58 kg for the 90 mm. All are 230 mm long.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a wide-blade chisel used for?
For general breaking work: cutting chases, chipping off coverings and removing concrete residue or other materials on large surfaces.
Which width should I choose?
60-70 mm for more controlled work; 80-90 mm for fast progress on large surfaces.
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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