Bench hammer 500 g with hickory handle and protective cover
- Item no.
- PM 804050
- EAN
- 5420000025929
Complete the set
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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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Goes with Stanley folding rule Fiberglas 2 m, 15 mm € 36.83 incl. VAT€ 30.44 excl. VAT
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Specifications
- Brand
- Solid
- Version
- size 500 all 6 versions
- Article number
- PM 804050
- EAN
- 5420000025929
- Category
- Hammers
- Availability
- In stock in Lanaken (7)
Description
The Solid fitter's hammer with hickory handle, 500 g, with protective cover can be found at Proffix under Hammers. It is available in 6 versions: size 200, size 400, size 500, size 600, size 800, size 1000. Each version has its own article 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 804050, EAN 5420000025929. Unsure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help.
All versions 6
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| size 200 | PM 804020 | 5420000025899 | € 10.64€ 8.79 | In stock | |
| size 400 | PM 804040 | 5420000025912 | € 13.53€ 11.18 | In stock | |
| size 500 | PM 804050 | 5420000025929 | € 15.32€ 12.66 | In stock | |
| size 600 | PM 804060 | 5420000025936 | € 17.98€ 14.86 | In stock | |
| size 800 | PM 804080 | 5420000025943 | € 20.82€ 17.21 | On order, supplier's delivery time | |
| size 1000 | PM 804100 | 5420000025950 | € 24.67€ 20.39 | 1 left in Lanaken |
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Art. 0-35-320What should you look for in a engineer's hammer with a wooden handle and protective sleeve?
This 500 g engineer's hammer with a Hickory handle is a hand tool for daily work in the workshop, on the building site or for maintenance and renovation. The hammer is supplied with a protective sleeve, so the head stays protected during storage and transport. On this page you can read how to determine whether a hammer of this weight and with this handle suits your work.
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An engineer's hammer is mainly used for smaller and medium-heavy jobs, such as striking chisels and punches, straightening metal and driving in nails and pins. The weight and the handle material determine how comfortable and accurate it is to work with.
What work is a 500 g fitter's hammer suitable for?
A weight of 500 grams sits somewhere between a light hammer for fine work and a heavy sledgehammer. It is a practical choice if you want to strike regularly and with precision, without your wrist tiring quickly. For heavy demolition work or driving large fasteners, a heavier hammer or sledgehammer makes more sense. For very fine work, a lighter hammer may suit the task better.
What characterises a Hickory handle?
Hickory is a type of wood often used for hammer handles. Wood absorbs part of the vibration when striking and feels pleasant in the hand for many users. Wooden handles can also be replaced in case of wear or damage. Always check during use that the head is firmly attached and that the handle shows no cracks.
Why a protective sleeve is useful
The protective sleeve ensures that the striking faces and the head are not damaged when the hammer is in a toolbox, van or work case. The sleeve also protects other tools and yourself from accidental contact with the head. Always remove the sleeve before you start striking.
Working safely and for longer with your hammer
Grip the handle at a comfortable distance from the head and always strike with the full striking face. Wear safety glasses when working with chisels or steel, as splinters can come loose. Keep the hammer dry so the wooden handle stays in good condition.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 500 g engineer's hammer suitable for general use?
Yes, for medium-heavy striking work such as working with chisels, punches and nails, this weight is a common choice. For heavy work, a heavier hammer or sledgehammer is better.
What is the advantage of a wooden handle?
A wooden handle absorbs part of the vibration and feels comfortable for many users. In addition, a wooden handle can be replaced if necessary.
Should the protective sleeve stay on during use?
No, the sleeve is intended for storage and transport. Remove it before you start working with the hammer.
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