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Image of Steel Framing Hammers - Crescent
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22 oz. Steel Milled-Face Framing Hammer

CHSFRM22
The Crescent 22 oz. Steel Milled-Face Framing Hammer is designed for framers, carpenters, contractors, builders, and construction professionals who demand maximum durability and driving power on the jobsite. The one-piece alloy steel construction delivers long-lasting strength, while Vibeguard™ vibration-dampening technology helps reduce striking vibration by up to 70% for improved comfort during repetitive use. A precision-balanced design helps improve swing accuracy and driving force, while the milled striking face enhances nail engagement. The integrated magnetic nail starter enables convenient one-handed nail placement, making this hammer ideal for framing, remodeling, deck building, roofing, and general construction applications.
  • Features
    • Utilizes vibration dampening slot technology, coupled with a vibration control handle made from proprietary materials to minimize vibration when striking by 70%
    • Optimized strike face with a larger sweet spot to prevent miss hit and provide greater impact
    • Magnetic nail starter holds nails securely under the hammer head for quick and easy one hand nail starting
    • Utilizes vibration dampening slot technology, coupled with a vibration control handle made from proprietary materials to minimize vibration when striking by 70%
    • Optimized strike face with a larger sweet spot to prevent miss hit and provide greater impact
    • Magnetic nail starter holds nails securely under the hammer head for quick and easy one hand nail starting
    • Textured fawn’s foot grip gives users an ergonomically sound and sure grip on the hammer
    • Precision-balanced design with precise weight distribution leads to better accuracy and amplifies force of each swing
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  • Specifications
    • Weight (Catalog) : 2.425 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Face Finish : Polished
    • Head Weight (lb) : 1.375 lb
    • Head Weight (oz) : 22 oz
    • Overall Length : 16.0 in
    • Overall Width : 6.0 in
    • Overall Height : 2.0 in
    • UPC : 037103350435
    • 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 : Framing
    • Type : Hammers
    • Tether Ready : Yes
    • Weight (Catalog) : 2.425 lb
    • Warranty : Full Lifetime
    • Face Finish : Polished
    • Head Weight (lb) : 1.375 lb
    • Head Weight (oz) : 22 oz
    • Overall Length : 16.0 in
    • Overall Width : 6.0 in
    • Overall Height : 2.0 in
    • UPC : 037103350435
    • 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 : Framing
    • Type : Hammers
    • Tether Ready : Yes
    • Magnetic Nail Starter : Yes
    • Packaging : Carded
    • Claw Type : Ripping
    • Dead Blow : No
    • Striking Face Pattern : Checkered
    • Handle Color : Rawhide & Black
    • Head Finish : Lacquer
    • Handle Material : Alloy Steel with Grip
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  • Frequently Asked Questions
    What is a framing hammer used for?
    Framing hammers are used for driving nails when building walls, roofs, floors, decks, and other structural framing applications.
    Why choose a steel framing hammer?
    Steel framing hammers provide exceptional durability and are often preferred for demanding construction and framing work. This model uses one-piece alloy steel construction.
    What is Vibeguard™ technology?
    Vibeguard™ combines vibration-dampening slots with vibration-control handle materials to reduce striking vibration by up to 70%.
    Why use a milled-face framing hammer?
    The milled striking face helps improve grip on nail heads and reduce slipping during powerful framing strikes.
    What is the difference between a steel framing hammer and a wood-handle framing hammer?
    Steel framing hammers are typically selected for maximum durability and long-term jobsite performance, while wood-handle framing hammers are often chosen for their traditional feel and natural vibration absorption.
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