Engineer Hammer with 4lb Head and 15in Wooden Handle by Council Tool
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SKU
PR40
$34.95
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Product Information
Product Specs
- Tool head material: Forged American high-carbon steel
- Hardness: Fine grain structure HRC 46-54
- Handle material: American Hickory
- Overall tool length (inches): 15
- Weight (pounds): 5
- Safety: Meets or exceeds ASME B107.54-2001
Product Warranty Information
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Product Features
- Ideal for driving stakes, striking chisels, stone, concrete, metal, wood, and more
- Designed to deliver heavy blows with limited swing in tight spaces
- Forged steel hammer head machined with proper radius and chamfer
- Heat-treated for increased depth of hardness
- American hickory handle is hydraulically seated and secured with a serrated aluminum wedge
- Lacquer coated to prevent rust and weathering
- Made in the USA!
Product Shipping Weight
- 5 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the key features of the Council Tool Engineer Hammer?
Ideal for driving stakes, striking chisels, stone, concrete, metal, wood, and more. Designed to deliver heavy blows with limited swing in tight spaces. Made in the USA!
2. What is the material of the tool head and handle of the Engineer Hammer?
Forged American high carbon steel for the tool head and American Hickory for the handle.
3. How is the handle of the Engineer Hammer secured to the head?
The 15in kiln dried American hickory handle is hydraulically seated to the head and secured with a serrated aluminum wedge for a secure, mechanical bond.
4. What safety standards does the Council Tool Engineer Hammer meet?
It meets or exceeds ASME B107.54 2001 safety standards.
Ideal for driving stakes, striking chisels, stone, concrete, metal, wood, and more. Designed to deliver heavy blows with limited swing in tight spaces. Made in the USA!
2. What is the material of the tool head and handle of the Engineer Hammer?
Forged American high carbon steel for the tool head and American Hickory for the handle.
3. How is the handle of the Engineer Hammer secured to the head?
The 15in kiln dried American hickory handle is hydraulically seated to the head and secured with a serrated aluminum wedge for a secure, mechanical bond.
4. What safety standards does the Council Tool Engineer Hammer meet?
It meets or exceeds ASME B107.54 2001 safety standards.
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