Fixman Ball Pein Hammer 16oz

Extra Information

• Use the flat face for general striking and the rounded pein end for shaping, riveting and metal forming tasks.
• Always match the hammer size to the job to avoid damaging the tool, workpiece or striking accessory.
• Do not strike hardened steel directly unless the tool and application are suitable.
• Inspect the hammer face and handle before use for cracks, chips, looseness or damage.
• Use a suitable punch, chisel or drift where direct hammer contact could damage the workpiece.

Features

• Ball pein hammer format Designed for metalworking, repair and general striking applications.
• Flat striking face Useful for controlled hammering and striking suitable tools or workpieces.
• Rounded pein end Ideal for peening, riveting, shaping and forming metal.
• 16oz head weight Provides a practical balance of striking force and control.
• General-purpose workshop use Suitable for maintenance, assembly, repair and DIY tasks.

Benefits

• Versatile workshop use: Suitable for a wide range of striking, shaping and repair tasks.
• Better for metalworking: The ball pein end is designed for jobs where a claw hammer is not suitable.
• Controlled striking: The 16oz size gives useful impact without being too heavy for general hand work.
• Useful for riveting: The rounded pein end helps form and shape rivet heads where applicable.
• Toolbox essential: A practical hammer for workshops, garages, maintenance teams and serious DIY users.

Application

• Metalworking and light fabrication tasks
• Peening and shaping suitable metal surfaces
• Riveting and forming rivet heads where applicable
• Striking punches, chisels and pins
• Workshop, garage and maintenance repairs
• Mechanical and engineering applications
• DIY, hobby and general repair work

Safety

• Wear eye protection when striking, peening, riveting or working with metal.
• Inspect the hammer before use and do not use it if the handle, head or striking face is damaged.
• Make sure the hammer head is secure before use.
• Keep hands clear of the striking area and use suitable holders for small punches, pins or chisels where needed.
• Do not strike with the side of the hammer head.
• Do not use the hammer on live electrical parts.
• Do not strike hardened surfaces or hardened tools unless the application is suitable and safe.
• Store the hammer safely when not in use to prevent injury or damage to other tools.