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4 lb. Fiberglass Engineer Hammer

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The Crescent 4 lb. Fiberglass Engineer Hammer is designed for contractors, masons, welders, industrial professionals, demolition crews, and maintenance technicians who require powerful, controlled striking force for demanding applications. The forged carbon steel head is built to maximize strike life, while the fiberglass core handle with protective sleeve helps reduce vibration and withstand tough jobsite environments. Ideal for driving chisels, striking steel, breaking masonry, concrete work, demolition tasks, and industrial maintenance applications, this engineer hammer delivers the force of a heavy striking tool with the durability required for everyday professional use.
  • Features
    • Heavy duty, over-sized protective sleeve to prevent damage due to overstrike
    • Forged carbon steel head helps maximize the strike life of the hammer vs the competition
    • Textured ambidextrous grip give users an ergonomically sound and sure grip on the hammer
    • Fiberglass core with PP sleeve provides maximum vibration reduction and strength to survive the rigors of the jobsite
    • Permabond® construction securely attaches the head to the handle
    • Heavy duty, over-sized protective sleeve to prevent damage due to overstrike
    • Forged carbon steel head helps maximize the strike life of the hammer vs the competition
    • Textured ambidextrous grip give users an ergonomically sound and sure grip on the hammer
    • Fiberglass core with PP sleeve provides maximum vibration reduction and strength to survive the rigors of the jobsite
    • Permabond® construction securely attaches the head to the handle
    • Hang hole for convenient storage
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  • Specifications
    • Weight (Catalog) : 4.286 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Head Weight (lb) : 4 lb
    • Head Weight (oz) : 64 oz
    • Overall Length : 14.0 in
    • Head Width : 2 in
    • Overall Width : 5.5 in
    • Overall Height : 2.0 in
    • UPC : 037103365248
    • Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • Style : Engineer's
    • Head Length : 5.5 in
    • Face Diameter : 2.2 in
    • Type : Hammers
    • Weight (Catalog) : 4.286 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Head Weight (lb) : 4 lb
    • Head Weight (oz) : 64 oz
    • Overall Length : 14.0 in
    • Head Width : 2 in
    • Overall Width : 5.5 in
    • Overall Height : 2.0 in
    • UPC : 037103365248
    • Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • Style : Engineer's
    • Head Length : 5.5 in
    • Face Diameter : 2.2 in
    • Type : Hammers
    • Packaging : Carded
    • Striking Face Pattern : Smooth
    • Head Finish : Lacquer
    • Handle Material : Fiberglass with Grip
    • Handle Length : 11 in
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  • Frequently Asked Questions
    What is an engineer hammer used for?
    An engineer hammer is commonly used for driving chisels, striking steel, breaking masonry, concrete work, demolition tasks, and industrial maintenance applications.
    What is the difference between an engineer hammer and a sledgehammer?
    Engineer hammers provide heavy striking power in a more compact design, offering greater control than larger sledgehammers for many applications.
    What is the forged carbon steel head designed for?
    The forged carbon steel head is designed to maximize strike life and withstand repeated heavy-duty impacts.
    Who commonly uses engineer hammers?
    Engineer hammers are commonly used by masons, welders, industrial workers, contractors, demolition crews, maintenance technicians, and utility professionals.
    What is the difference between an engineer hammer and a drilling hammer?
    Engineer hammers are typically used for heavy-duty striking of steel, masonry, and concrete, while drilling hammers are commonly selected for chisel work, masonry shaping, and controlled demolition tasks.
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