Key Features
- Non-sparking copper head for safe use in explosive atmospheres
- Corrosion-resistant material suitable for marine environments
- Softer face prevents damage to workpieces
- Ergonomic handle for comfortable grip and reduced fatigue
- Available in multiple sizes to suit various applications
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Head Material | High-purity copper alloy |
| Handle Material | Hardwood or fiberglass |
| Head Weight | 200 g – 1500 g |
| Overall Length | 250 mm – 400 mm |
| Head Finish | Polished, non-sparking |
| Grip | Non-slip ergonomic |
| IMPA Code | 612641 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are copper hammers truly non-sparking?
Yes, copper and copper alloys are non-sparking materials, making these hammers safe for use in environments where flammable vapors or dust may be present.
What are the common applications for copper hammers on ships?
They are commonly used for striking metal parts without damaging them, assembly and disassembly of machinery, and working in confined spaces where safety is critical.
How do I choose the right copper hammer size?
Select a hammer based on the job: lighter heads (200–500 g) are suitable for precision work, while heavier heads (750–1500 g) are better for heavy striking tasks.
What maintenance does a copper hammer require?
Regularly inspect the head for wear, clean after use, and apply a light oil to the handle to prevent drying. The copper face can be dressed with a file if it becomes uneven.
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