KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL ST031 Carbide Tipped Chisel 3/8in Tool Storage
Carbide-tipped steel chisel with a 3/8 in. tip removes broken tiles and grout without damaging surrounding surfaces
- Color/FinishBlack
- Carbide tip cuts tile cleanly with 3/8 in precision
- Shaped profile protects surrounding tiles during removal
- Black steel resists wear on tough demolition jobs
- Ready for grout and tile extraction tasks
- Professional grade tool built for trade use
Tile removal chisel
The KRAFT TOOL ST031 carbide tipped chisel removes chipped or broken tiles from bathroom and kitchen surfaces. Its 3/8 in. tip cuts through tile cleanly while the shaped profile protects surrounding pieces. The tool also works well for clearing old grout lines. One chisel is included in the package.
Who this suits
Tilers and DIY renovators who need precise tile extraction will find the narrow tip and carbide edge effective for detail work. The black finish resists corrosion during wet demolition tasks. Buyers who need wider demolition tools or powered removal systems should look at other options.
Carbide tipped steel tip
The 3/8 in. carbide tipped steel tip determines cutting performance and durability on hard ceramic or porcelain. Carbide maintains a sharp edge longer than standard steel when scraping mortar and grout. This specification decides whether the chisel matches the tile hardness and joint width on the job.
Highlights
- Carbide tip cuts tile cleanly with 3/8 in precision
- Shaped profile protects surrounding tiles during removal
- Black steel resists wear on tough demolition jobs
- Ready for grout and tile extraction tasks
- Professional grade tool built for trade use
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Black |
Questions about this item
What hammer do I need to strike the 3/8 in. carbide tip?
A standard masonry hammer or heavy ball-peen hammer delivers the impact the chisel is designed for.
Will the carbide tip stay sharp when I use it on older, harder tile installations?
Carbide-tipped steel resists wear far longer than plain steel, so it remains effective on dense or aged tile.
How can I confirm the chisel is cutting cleanly without damaging adjacent tiles?
The shaped blade should lift tile and grout in controlled chips while leaving surrounding edges intact.
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