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Chipping Hammer with Steel Coil Handle

Name: Chipping Hammer with Steel Coil Handle
SKU: 42934
Price: 18 USD
Availability: InStock

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$18.00

3 ea	$16.25
6 ea	$14.30

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42934

FEATURES

"Flex-O" steel coil hand grips welded to tough steel handle shafts
Heads are "pinned" for safety and reliability
Manufactured under the same rigid standards as all hammers
Made in the USA

Specifications

Weight (LB)1

MPN380-09140

Weight (LB)1

MPN380-09140

Product Snapshot

The Chipping Hammer is a professional-grade welding and metalworking tool designed to remove slag, spatter, and weld residue from metal surfaces. Built with a steel coil handle and pinned head construction, this hammer delivers reliable performance for daily jobsite use.

The distinctive "Flex-O" steel coil grip absorbs shock and reduces hand fatigue during extended chipping operations. The coil design is welded directly to a solid steel handle shaft, creating a durable one-piece construction that withstands repeated impact. The hammer head is pinned to the handle for safety—preventing separation under heavy use—and manufactured to the same quality standards as professional-grade striking tools.

Key Features

Flex-O Steel Coil Grip — Shock-absorbing handle design reduces hand fatigue and provides secure control during chipping operations.
Welded Handle Construction — Steel coil grip permanently welded to solid steel shaft for maximum durability and reliability.
Pinned Head Design — Head is mechanically pinned to prevent separation, meeting safety requirements for impact tools.
Professional-Grade Manufacturing — Built to the same rigid quality standards as industrial striking hammers.
Made in USA — Domestic manufacturing ensures consistent quality and material standards.

Applications

Welders, fabricators, and metal workers use chipping hammers to clean weld beads, remove slag from stick welding operations, and prepare metal surfaces for finishing. Essential for structural steel fabrication, pipeline welding, and maintenance shops where weld quality and surface preparation are critical.