Key Features
- Shock-absorbing spring handle reduces hand and arm fatigue during repetitive chipping tasks.
- Drop-forged steel head with pointed and flat chisel ends for versatile rust, scale, and weld spatter removal.
- Heat-treated cutting edges provide long-lasting sharpness and durability.
- Lightweight design allows precise handling and reduced user strain.
- Compliant with IMPA 61 Hand Tools category for international ship supply.
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Chipping Hammer with Spring Handle |
|---|---|
| Head Weight | 450 g (1 lb) |
| Head Material | Drop-forged carbon steel |
| Handle Type | Spring shock-absorbing handle |
| Overall Length | 300 mm (12 in) |
| Face Type | Pointed and flat chisel |
| Application | Rust removal, descaling, weld spatter removal |
| Standards | IMPA 61 (Hand Tools) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a chipping hammer used for?
A chipping hammer is used to remove rust, scale, weld slag, and old paint from metal surfaces. It is commonly used in shipbuilding, repair, and general metalworking.
Why does the handle have a spring?
The spring handle is designed to absorb impact and reduce vibration. This minimizes fatigue on the user's hand and arm, allowing for longer work sessions with less discomfort.
What safety precautions should I take when using this hammer?
Always wear safety goggles, gloves, and protective clothing. Ensure the working area is clear and strike the surface at a controlled angle to avoid flying debris.
Can this chipping hammer be used on stainless steel?
Yes, it can be used on stainless steel. However, avoid using a hammer that has previously been used on carbon steel to prevent contamination. For best results, use a dedicated tool or clean the head thoroughly before use.
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