Key Features
- Non-sparking aluminum bronze head — safe for use in flammable and explosive environments
- Corrosion-resistant construction withstands marine saltwater and humidity
- Ball pein design allows both flat-face striking and rounded peening
- IMPA 612502 coded — easily identifiable in ship supply inventory
- Shock-absorbing hickory handle ensures comfort and control
- Compact size ideal for engine-room repair, sheet metal work, and general maintenance
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Aluminum Bronze Ball Pein Hammer |
| IMPA Code | 612502 |
| Head Weight | 16 oz (1 lb / 453 g) |
| Overall Length | 11 in (280 mm) |
| Head Material | Aluminum Bronze Alloy |
| Handle Material | Hickory Wood |
| Non-Sparking | Yes |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent |
| Standard | Complies with non-sparking hand tool requirements |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this hammer truly non-sparking?
Yes. The head is machined from aluminum bronze, a non-ferrous alloy that does not produce sparks upon impact, making it safe for use in hazmat zones, tank spaces, and other areas where flammable vapors may be present.
What is a ball pein hammer used for?
The flat face is used for striking chisels, punches, and drift pins, while the rounded pein is ideal for shaping metal, riveting, and cold work in sheet metal fabrication and engine repairs.
Is the hammer suitable for saltwater environments?
Absolutely. The aluminum bronze head resists corrosion from seawater and marine atmospheres, and the hickory handle is treated to endure humid conditions aboard ships.
Does this hammer meet marine ship supply standards?
It is coded under IMPA 612502, making it a recognized hand tool for ships' stores and spare parts inventories. It also meets the functional requirements of a marine-grade ball pein hammer.
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