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Key Features
- Soft lead head prevents marks and damage to machined surfaces
- Non-sparking and safe for use in flammable environments
- Durable, impact-resistant head for heavy-duty ship maintenance
- Ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Ideal for propeller, bearing, and rudder work
- Available in multiple head weights to suit different tasks
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Soft-Faced Lead Hammer |
| Head Material | Commercial pure lead |
| Handle Material | Hardwood / fiberglass composite |
| Head Weight | 1 kg, 2 kg, 3 kg available |
| Handle Length | 300 mm – 400 mm |
| Application | Ship maintenance, propeller and bearing assembly |
| Safety Feature | Non-sparking, low rebound |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a marine lead hammer used for?
It is used for striking, aligning, and seating metal components without causing surface damage. It is commonly used on ships for propeller, rudder, and bearing installations.
Why choose a lead hammer over a steel hammer?
The soft lead head absorbs impact and prevents marring or denting of precision parts. It also reduces the risk of sparks, making it safer in fuel and chemical storage areas.
How should I maintain my lead hammer?
Keep the head clean and file away any mushrooming edges. Check the handle for cracks and ensure it is firmly seated before each use.
Can this hammer be used on electrical or electronic components?
Lead is non-sparking, but it is conductive, so avoid use near live circuits. Use insulated tools for electrical work.
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