Engineering & Drilling Hammers

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Engineering and drilling hammers drive stakes, strike chisels, place gears and pins, and perform light demolition. Also known as club hammers, they are smaller versions of sledge hammers with a lighter head and a shorter handle. The broad face on each end of the head provides a large striking area. These baby or mini sledges are swung with one hand to strike more accurately but with less force than a two-hand sledge.

Steel Engineering Hammers

Steel Engineering Hammers
The steel head of standard engineering hammers delivers forceful blows in non-hazardous settings where there's no concern about sparking. Also known as engineer's hammers, they have a longer handle and wider head to gain greater momentum and hit harder than drilling hammers. They are commonly used to form metal and break wood or stone.

Fiberglass Handle

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Steel Handle

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Wood Handle

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Steel Drilling Hammers

Steel Drilling Hammers
The steel head of standard drilling hammers produces a more forceful blow than soft-face hammers to strike hard objects or hammer in areas where there's no concern about damaging surrounding materials. Drilling hammers have a more compact head and shorter handle than engineering hammers to deliver a controlled, concentrated strike. They are commonly used to drive chisels, punches, and star and spade bits for hand drilling into rock.

Fiberglass Handle

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Steel Handle

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Wood Handle

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Non-Sparking Engineering Hammers

Non-Sparking Engineering Hammers
Non-sparking engineering hammers contain no ferrous metals, so they resist creating sparks. This reduces the risk of ignition when hammering in environments where combustible dust or flammable liquids, gas, or vapors are present. Also known as engineer's hammers, they have a longer handle and wider head to gain greater momentum and hit harder than drilling hammers. They are commonly used to form metal and break wood or stone.

Aluminum Bronze Head Material

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Beryllium Copper Head Material

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Brass Head Material

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Bronze Head Material

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Copper Head Material

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Nickel Aluminum Bronze Head Material

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Soft-Face Drilling Hammers

Soft-Face Drilling Hammers
Softer-than-standard head materials on these drilling hammers decrease rebound and deliver a more focused blow that reduces damage to surrounding surfaces. Drilling hammers have a more compact head and shorter handle than engineering hammers to deliver a controlled, concentrated strike. They are commonly used to drive chisels, punches, and star and spade bits for hand drilling into rock.

Brass Head Material

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Steel Head Material

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Engineering Hammer Sets

Engineering Hammer Sets
Sets include multiple engineering hammers in different head weights to match the striking force to the task. Heavier heads hit harder while lighter heads provide greater control. Also known as engineer's hammers, they have a longer handle and wider head to gain greater momentum and hit harder than drilling hammers. They are commonly used to form metal and break wood or stone.

Fiberglass Handle

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