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Hammer
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Price history
π¨πΏ CZ: lowest β¬5.35, highest β¬5.39, last recorded β¬5.38.
Recorded prices
| Date | Country / version | Price |
|---|---|---|
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.37 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.38 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.36 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.37 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.36 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.36 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.35 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.36 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.36 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.37 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.38 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.39 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.39 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.38 | |
| π¨πΏ CZ | β¬5.38 |
Product details
| Type | Sledge, machinist, carpenter, rubber, and wooden hammers |
|---|---|
| Total length | Sledge: ~26 cm; Machinist: ~32 cm; Carpenter: ~33.5 cm; Rubber: ~34 cm; Wooden: ~32 cm |
| Head weight | Sledge: ~1 kg; Machinist: ~500 g; Carpenter: ~600 g; Rubber: ~680 g; Wooden: ~290 g |
| Material | Metal-headed hammers: steel and wood; Wooden mallet: beech wood |
Hammer Selection
This collection provides a versatile range of hammers suitable for diverse trade and DIY applications. Each tool is engineered for specific striking requirements.
- Metal-headed hammers: Includes sledge, machinist, and carpenter hammers featuring forged heads and high-quality hickory wood handles.
- Rubber mallet: Features a dual-sided head and a hickory wood handle for controlled impact.
- Wooden mallet: Equipped with a dual-sided head for tasks requiring non-marring contact.