Specialist Hammers
These specialist hammers are designed for precision and durability on site. Whether you're breaking through masonry, adjusting formwork, or fine-tuning joinery, these tools are built to handle the task. With ergonomic grips and balanced weight distribution, they reduce hand fatigue while delivering the power needed for tough jobs.
What Are Specialist Hammers Used For?
- Masonry Work Breaks through concrete and stone efficiently, minimising effort and maximising impact.
- Carpentry Precision Offers control for delicate joinery tasks and ensures clean, accurate strikes.
- Demolition Handles heavy-duty demolition jobs with ease, reducing the number of hits needed.
- Metalwork Adjustments Perfect for shaping and adjusting metal components on site.
Who Uses Specialist Hammers?
- Bricklayers and masons who need to shape and break masonry with precision.
- Carpenters and joiners requiring detailed control for fine woodworking tasks.
- Demolition teams looking for tools that stand up to heavy use and reduce fatigue.
- Metalworkers needing to adjust, shape, or install metal components efficiently.
Choosing the Right Specialist Hammer
Select the right hammer by focusing on the specific tasks and materials you work with:
1. Weight and Balance
Heavier hammers provide more force for demolition, while lighter options offer precision for detailed carpentry. Consider the task and your endurance.
2. Handle Material
Fibreglass handles absorb shock and reduce vibration, ideal for repetitive tasks. Wooden handles offer traditional feel and control.
3. Head Type
Choose a flat face for general work or a cross-peen for metal shaping and riveting tasks.
Accessories to Enhance Your Hammer Use
Extend the functionality and lifespan of your hammers with these essential accessories:
1. Replacement Handles
Keep a spare handle on hand to quickly replace a worn or broken one, ensuring your hammer is always ready for action.
2. Hammer Holsters
Secure your hammer on your tool belt for easy access and safety when climbing ladders or moving around site.
Specialist Hammer FAQs
Can these hammers handle heavy demolition work?
Yes, many specialist hammers are designed with reinforced heads and durable handles to withstand heavy-duty demolition tasks.
How do I choose the right weight for my hammer?
Select a weight based on the task: heavier hammers for demolition, lighter hammers for precision work like joinery or metal shaping.
Are wooden handles as durable as other materials?
Wooden handles offer great control and comfort, but may not absorb shock as well as fibreglass. They require regular inspection for cracks.
