Key Features
- Drop-forged high-carbon steel head for superior strength and impact resistance
- Heat-treated and hardened to prevent chipping and cracking
- Precision-ground flat face for accurate striking and rounded pein for metal forming
- Rust-resistant coated head reduces corrosion in marine environments
- Ergonomic fiberglass handle absorbs shock and reduces hand fatigue
- Available in multiple head weights: 8 oz, 12 oz, 16 oz, 24 oz, 32 oz
- Secure head-to-handle attachment ensures safety and stability
- Ideal for ship repair, riveting, chisel work, and general maintenance
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| IMPA Code | 612501 |
| Product Type | Ball Pein Hammer |
| Head Material | Drop-forged high-carbon steel, heat-treated |
| Available Head Weights | 8 oz, 12 oz, 16 oz, 24 oz, 32 oz |
| Handle Material | Fiberglass (ergonomic) or hickory wood |
| Handle Length | 11 to 14 inches (depending on weight) |
| Face Diameter | 0.75 to 1.5 inches |
| Pein Diameter | 0.5 to 1.0 inches |
| Overall Length | 12 to 16 inches |
| Finish | Rust-resistant coated head, polished face |
| Application | Marine maintenance, metalworking, riveting, shipbuilding |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ball pein hammer used for?
A ball pein hammer (also known as ball peen) is primarily used in metalworking for shaping metal, striking chisels, and upsetting or riveting. It has a flat face for striking and a rounded pein for forming metal, making it versatile for shipboard maintenance and repair work.
What size ball pein hammer should I choose?
The choice depends on the task. Lighter hammers (8 oz to 12 oz) are suitable for detailed work, trimming, and light riveting. Heavier hammers (16 oz to 32 oz) provide more striking force for shaping heavier metal and driving chisels. For general ship maintenance, a 16 oz hammer is a versatile choice.
Are these hammers suitable for marine environments?
Yes. These ball pein hammers feature a rust-resistant head and a durable handle with a secure fit, making them ideal for shipboard and shipyard use where exposure to moisture and demanding conditions is common.
Can the handle be replaced if damaged?
Many of our ball pein hammers come with a securely fastened head that can be re-handled. We recommend checking the specific model; fiberglass handles are designed to be durable but are replaceable if needed. Contact us for replacement parts.
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