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OX Pro - 3/4 x 12" Heavy Duty Concrete Chisel - 04X33453

Original price $29.54 - Original price $29.54
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SKU 04X33453

OX Pro - 3/4 x 12" Heavy Duty Concrete Chisel - 04X33453

A 3/4 in. x 12 in. heavy-duty concrete chisel from OX Tools' Pro line, built for breaking concrete, block and masonry with a hammer or mash hammer. The narrower 3/4 in. edge concentrates force for breaking rather than the wide scraping cut of a floor chisel.

The 12 in. length is long enough to keep the striking hand clear of flying debris during demolition work.

Features and Common Uses
  • 3/4 in. cutting edge concentrates striking force for breaking concrete and masonry
  • 12 in. overall length for hand clearance during demolition work
  • Forged tool steel construction typical of the OX Pro demolition chisel line

Commonly used for:

  • Breaking concrete, block and masonry
  • Chasing out mortar joints and old masonry work
  • General heavy-duty demolition and breaking tasks
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand OX Tools (OX Pro line)
Cutting Width 3/4 in.
Overall Length 12 in.
Material Forged tool steel

No manufacturer spec sheet or product page for this exact OX Pro concrete chisel model could be retrieved to confirm hardness rating, exact steel grade or country of manufacture. The dimensions above come from the supplier title only. Confirm hardness and grinding specifications with OX Tools or the supplier before relying on this page for a demolition-grade purchase decision.

Frequently Asked Questions
Concrete chisel or cold chisel – what's the difference?

A concrete chisel like this one has a narrower, more pointed edge built to concentrate force and break masonry. A cold chisel's edge is typically ground more for cutting metal and general-purpose work.

What hammer should I use with this?

A standard mash or hand-drilling hammer matched to the struck end. For heavy or repeated breaking, a hammer drill with an SDS chisel bit is faster than hand-striking.