Kango 100mm Masonry Chisel for Cutting & Splitting Brick, Tile & Concrete

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Description & Specs

The Kango 100mm Masonry Chisel is built for cutting and splitting brick, tile and concrete with a wide cutting edge. A masonry chisel is struck with a hammer to break and shape hard building materials, and the 100mm blade suits bricklayers, tilers, electricians and concreters.

  • Model: Kango 100mm Masonry Chisel (KCB100)
  • Blade width: 100mm
  • Use: Cutting and splitting brick, tile and concrete
  • Type: Hand-struck masonry chisel

The broad edge makes light work of scoring and splitting masonry, lifting tiles and dressing concrete. Strike it squarely with a club hammer for clean, controlled breaks on site.

More about this product

The Kango 100mm Masonry Chisel is designed for cutting and splitting brick, tile, and concrete with efficiency and precision. It is engineered for professionals such as bricklayers, tilers, electricians, and concreters. Constructed from a single piece of CR-V steel, this chisel offers a robust balance of strength and durability. Its 45-degree cutting and splitting angle is optimised for masonry work, allowing for effective cutting through various materials. The enlarged hardened striking end improves durability under repeated striking.

  • Model number: KCB100
  • Blade width: 100mm

Questions & Answers

What is a masonry chisel used for?

It is used to cut, split and shape brick, tile, concrete and other masonry when struck with a hammer.

How do you use a masonry chisel?

Set the wide edge on your line, hold the chisel firmly and strike the end squarely with a club hammer, working along the line to split the material. Wear eye protection.

How do you chisel concrete with a hammer drill?

A hammer drill fitted with a chisel bit speeds up breaking concrete, but this hand chisel is ideal for smaller jobs, finishing and areas where a power tool is impractical.

How wide is the blade?

The blade is 100mm wide, suited to splitting larger sections of masonry.

What is the model number?

The model number is KCB100.

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Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.