Hammers & Sledgehammers

Facom Hammer 1kg 205H.100

The Facom engineer’s hammer has a head made of heat-treated steel, resistant to wear. The Hickory wooden handle absorbs vibrations, while its balanced design makes precise strikes easier.

It is used...

The Facom engineer’s hammer has a head made of heat-treated steel, resistant to wear. The Hickory wooden handle absorbs vibrations, while its balanced design makes precise strikes easier.

It is used for assembling components, shaping metal and general repairs. Its surface is corrosion-resistant.

  • Type: Engineer’s hammer
  • Weight: 1 kg
  • Shaft: 1
  • Handle material:...
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30 71 €
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Description & Specifications

The Facom engineer’s hammer has a head made of heat-treated steel, resistant to wear. The Hickory wooden handle absorbs vibrations, while its balanced design makes precise strikes easier.

It is used for assembling components, shaping metal and general repairs. Its surface is corrosion-resistant.

  • Type: Engineer’s hammer
  • Weight: 1 kg
  • Shaft: 1
  • Handle material: Hickory
  • Head material: Heat-treated steel
  • Surface resistance: Corrosion-resistant

Manufacturer

Type
Hammer
Weight
1000 gr
Pole
Yes
Handle
Wooden
Magnetic
No

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