Silverline Welders Chipping Hammer, 250mm
Versatile 250mm chipping hammer with pointed & chisel ends, sprung handle for safety. Ideal for welding & metalwork.
The Silverline Welders Chipping Hammer is a robust tool designed for welding professionals. Measuring 250mm in length, it features both a pointed end and a chisel end, making it highly versatile for different welding tasks. The sprung handle is an essential feature that helps to prevent kickback, enhancing safety and user comfort during prolonged use.
Constructed from durable materials, this chipping hammer is built to withstand the rigours of welding work. The dual-ended design allows for efficient removal of slag and spatter, while the ergonomic handle ensures a secure grip. Whether you're a professional welder or a DIY enthusiast, this tool is a reliable addition to your workshop.
Features
- Pointed end for precision work
- Chisel end for effective slag removal
- Sprung handle for reduced kickback
- Overall length: 250mm
- Length: 250mm
- Features: Pointed end & chisel end
- Handle: Sprung (reduces kickback)
- Material: Durable construction
- Weight: 450g
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