Locksmith's hammer, Fiberglass

The MTX locksmith's hammer with a square head and a rubber-coated fiberglass handle is used for metalworking and for driving nails and dowels. It is optimal for performing large amounts of work with small fasteners and facilitates work in hard-to-reach areas. The hammer will be useful during construction and renovation, for furniture assembly, and in general household tasks.

Advantages

• Durability – the forged, machined, and ground head is made of type 45 steel.

• Wear resistance – the working parts have a hardness of 40–45 HRC, making the tool suitable for long-term use.

• Corrosion resistance – the head is coated with protective lacquer.

• Solid construction – the head is attached to the handle using epoxy resin.

• Suitable for harsh conditions – the fiberglass handle resists aggressive substances such as solvents, gasoline, oil, etc.

• Comfortable to use – the lightweight fiberglass shaft absorbs impact vibrations, and the rubber-coated surface prevents slipping in the hand.

The Sparta hammer with a square head and a fiberglass handle with rubber coating is designed for metalworking, as well as for driving nails and dowels. It is ideal for carrying out a large volume of work with small fasteners and makes it easier to operate in hard-to-reach areas. The hammer is suitable for construction and renovation work, furniture assembly, and household use.

Advantages

• Durability – the head is made of hardened medium-carbon type 45 steel, milled and ground.

• The working parts are resistant to tearing and cracking – thanks to hardening to 40–45 HRC.

• Corrosion protection – the head is coated with black lacquer.

• The handle stays firmly attached – as it is bonded with epoxy resin.

• No rebound when striking – the fiberglass handle absorbs vibrations.

• Comfortable work – the rubberized grip prevents slipping.

• Resistant to moisture and aggressive substances – the hammer can be used outdoors or in contact with gasoline, oil, or solvents.

The Gross 10274 hammer with a square head and a fiberglass handle with rubber coating is intended for working with metal components, driving nails, dowels, and other fasteners. Thanks to the chisel-like edge on the head, it is suitable for tasks in hard-to-reach areas. Recommended for both professional and home use.

Advantages

• Optimal strength and hardness – the tool head is made of type 50 steel, induction-hardened, milled, and ground.

• Deformation resistance – the square part of the head has a hardness of 50–52 HRC up to 3 mm deep, and the tip has a hardness of 44–46 HRC.

• Resistance to dynamic loads – the striking zone has a lower hardness of 34–36 HRC, which prevents cracking during operation.

• Solid construction – the hammer head is additionally fixed to the handle with epoxy resin, so it won’t detach during impact.

• Comfortable to use – the fiberglass handle absorbs vibrations, and the rubberized surface provides an excellent grip.