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Draper 110g (4oz) Cross Pein Pin Hammer with Hickory Handle

Name: Draper 110g (4oz) Cross Pein Pin Hammer with Hickory Handle
Brand: DRAPER
SKU: 6212A/L
Price: 12.54 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a 110g (4oz) cross pein pin hammer designed for precise woodworking and pin driving tasks. It features a polished, solid forged head made from high-quality, high-carbon steel that is correctly hardened and tempered for durability. The hammer has a lacquer coating to prevent rusting. The handle is made of natural, straight-grained hickory, sanded and lacquered for a comfortable grip and long-lasting use.

Technical specifications

Weight: 110 grams (4 ounces)

Head material: High-carbon steel, forged and hardened

Head finish: Polished with rust-resistant lacquer coating

Handle material: Natural hickory, straight-grained, sanded, and lacquered

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for woodworking, pin driving, and light demolition tasks

Compatible with standard pin and nail sizes used in woodworking

Installation

No installation required; ready to use out of the box

Usage

Use for driving pins, chisels, and small nails in woodworking projects

Ensure a firm grip on the handle for safety and precision

Other information

Sold individually (loose)

Features

Brand
DRAPER
Pcs per pack
1
Width
1 cm
Length
1 cm
Replacement handle
No
Head material
Steel
Handle material type
Wood
Material
Wood
Hammer type
Cross pein
ManoMano Reference
ME1308762
MMID
363670930810
Product code
6212A/L
EAN
5010559338887

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