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Engineer's Hammers for Metalwork and Repairs

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Engineer's Hammer 1500 g DYLLU DTHM1315
Model: DTHM1315
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3,333֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 1500
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Ball Pein Hammer 1300 g DYLLU DTHM5348
Model: DTHM5348
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3,467֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 1300
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Engineer's Hammer 2000 g DYLLU DTHM1320
Model: DTHM1320
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4,889֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 2000

Engineer's Hammers for Metalwork and Repairs

Engineer's Hammers

A detailed buying guide: how to choose an engineer's hammer.

An engineer's hammer has a square face and a wedge or ball peen. It is the basic tool for metalwork, chisel and punch work, assembly and everyday repairs. General guide: how to choose hammers, mallets, axes, chisels and pry bars.

What to consider when choosing an engineer's hammer

Head weight

A 200-300 g hammer suits small jobs, 500 g is universal, and 800-1000 g is for chisel work and heavy tasks.

Handle

A fibreglass handle damps vibration, a wooden handle is classic, and an all-steel one is the strongest.

Length

A longer handle gives a stronger blow, a shorter one a more precise blow.

Material

A forged, hardened head does not crack or deform. Read hand tool materials, hardness, coatings and ergonomics.

Safety

Check that the head is tight and wear safety glasses. Read how to use hand tools safely.

Care

Replace a cracked handle and clean rust off the head. Read how to maintain, store and organize hand tools.

At ToolsArmenia you can choose engineer's hammers by head weight, handle material and length.

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