Solid
Solid Engineer's hammer with hickory handle, g, with protective sleeve
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Engineer's hammer, fiberglass handle, 500 g
- Item no.
- PM 804750
- EAN
- 5420000060005
€ 13.95 incl. VAT € 11.53 excl. VAT
In stock in Lanaken (10)
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Goes with PGB nail flat head D1151B 5 x 125/800 g from € 6.23 incl. VATfrom € 5.15 excl. VAT
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Specifications
- Brand
- Solid
- Version
- 500 g all 3 versions
- Article number
- PM 804750
- EAN
- 5420000060005
- Category
- Hammers
- Availability
- In stock in Lanaken (10)
Description
Solid bench hammer, fiberglass handle, 500 g can be found at Proffix under Hammers. It is available in 3 versions: 500 g, 800 g, 1000 g. Each version has its own item number; choose the right one above.
In stock in our store in Lanaken. In stock and ordered before 15:00? Shipped today. Free pickup in our store in Lanaken; delivery in the area is possible after consultation.
Article number PM 804750, EAN 5420000060005. Unsure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.
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What should you look for in an engineer's hammer?
An engineer's hammer with a fiberglass handle and a head weight of 500 grams is a handy hammer for daily work at the workbench and on the building site. On this page you will find the version from Proffix's range of hand tools, in the hammers category. An engineer's hammer is mainly used for striking chisels, punches and pins, straightening metal parts and driving in nails and pins.
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A weight of 500 grams sits in the middle segment: heavy enough to be effective with a controlled strike, light enough to work with for longer without your wrist or forearm tiring quickly. For heavier breaking and demolition work, look at a sledgehammer or club hammer instead.
Why an engineer's hammer with a fiberglass handle?
The handle material determines much of the ease of use. Fiberglass is known for its strength and resistance to moisture and temperature fluctuations, so the handle does not dry out or shrink the way wood can. A fiberglass handle also absorbs part of the vibrations produced when striking. This makes the work more pleasant, especially if you use the hammer often. Always check that the head is firmly attached and that the handle shows no damage.
What work is a 500 gram hammer suitable for?
An engineer's hammer of 500 grams suits metalworking, assembly work, maintenance and jobs in installation and renovation. You can use it, for example, to drive a chisel, knock out a pin or tap a part into place. For fine work with small pins and staples a lighter hammer is often handier, for rough work a heavier one. So choose based on the task you perform most often.
Working safely with an engineer's hammer
Always wear safety glasses when striking metal or stone, as small splinters can come loose. Strike the workpiece squarely with the flat part of the head and look at the point you are striking, not at the hammer. Do not use a hammer with a loose head or a cracked handle. In Proffix's range you will also find protection and safety articles that go with this.
Frequently asked questions
What is the weight of this engineer's hammer?
The hammer weighs 500 grams and is fitted with a fiberglass handle.
What is an engineer's hammer intended for?
An engineer's hammer is a universal workshop hammer, intended for striking chisels and punches, straightening work and driving in nails.
Is this engineer's hammer in stock?
The page states that the item is in stock and can be reordered. You can order via the webshop, by phone or by email.