Faithfull 60411468 Cross Pein Pin Hammer FSC Hickory 113g (4oz) FAICPH4NFSC

Name: Faithfull 60411468 Cross Pein Pin Hammer FSC Hickory 113g (4oz) FAICPH4NFSC
Brand: FAITHFULL
SKU: 60411468
Price: 12.39 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This Faithfull Cross Pein Pin Hammer features a hickory handle made from FSC® 100% certified wood, ensuring sustainable sourcing. This small versatile hammer, also known as a telephone hammer, is suitable for various trades such as carpentry, metalworking, and blacksmithing. It has a wedge-shaped (cross-shaped) head with a flat face for striking nails and a pointed cross pein for shaping metal, spreading rivet heads, or starting nail heads. Its design allows for precise control of force and direction during use.

Technical specifications

Material: FSC® 100% certified hickory wood handle

Head type: Cross pein with flat striking face

Weight: 113g (4oz)

Intended use: Metalworking, blacksmithing, carpentry

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard nails and metalworking tasks

Accessories: Not specified

Installation

Ensure the hammer head is securely attached to the handle before use

Check for any damage or looseness regularly to maintain safety and performance

Usage

Use the flat face for driving nails or striking objects

Use the cross pein for shaping, spreading, or starting nail heads with precision

Apply controlled force to avoid damaging the tool or workpiece

Other information

Made with environmentally sustainable materials.

Features

Brand
FAITHFULL
Length
32.5 cm
Width
12 cm
Material
Wood
Environmental certification
FSC

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