Stanley Fatmax Chisel Thru-Tang 38mm STA0-16-265

Description

Built for High-Impact Trade Performance

The Stanley FatMax 38mm Chisel Thru-Tang is designed for electricians, contractors, and maintenance professionals who need dependable cutting and shaping performance on demanding job sites. Featuring a chrome alloy steel blade (ball bearing grade), it delivers superior edge retention and consistent performance under repeated heavy use.

The 50% stronger design gives trades confidence when working on tougher materials, while the precision 38mm blade width makes it ideal for controlled, efficient chiselling where accuracy matters.

Engineered for Strength, Safety & Long-Term Reliability

Built with a steel thru-tang construction, this chisel is designed to maximise strength and durability from blade to handle. It’s made to withstand repeated hammer strikes without compromise, making it a reliable choice for high-intensity site work.

The steel strikecap allows direct use with a steel hammer, giving added versatility and reassurance when working on heavy-duty applications. Combined with its reinforced design, this tool helps reduce premature wear and tool failure—supporting compliance-driven, professional-grade workmanship.

Designed for Trade Efficiency & On-Site Control

Every detail of the FatMax chisel is built to improve usability on the job. The ergonomic soft-grip handle enhances comfort and control, reducing hand fatigue during extended use and improving accuracy in tight or awkward working conditions.

Whether you’re on residential fit-outs, commercial maintenance, or industrial installations, this chisel supports faster, cleaner work with fewer interruptions—helping keep projects moving and downtime to a minimum.

Key Specs

• Blade material: Chrome alloy steel (ball bearing grade)
• Blade width: 38mm
• Handle: Ergonomic soft-grip
• Construction: Steel thru-tang for increased strength
• Strikecap: Steel strikecap (suitable for steel hammer use)
• Design strength: 50% stronger construction

Ideal For

• Licensed electricians and electrical contractors
• Commercial and residential construction work
• Maintenance and facilities management teams
• General site chiselling, shaping, and material removal tasks
• Trades requiring durable hand tools for repetitive heavy-duty use