- Stock: In Stock
- Model: FIX C0201
- Weight: 0.52kg
- Dimensions: 98 mm x 294 mm x 294 mm
- SKU: FIX C0201
- UPC: 6940425160115
Available Options
Fixman Mechanic Hammer 300g
At a Glance: 300g mechanic hammer for controlled striking, assembly, maintenance and general workshop applications
The Fixman FIX C0201 Mechanic Hammer is a practical hand tool designed for controlled striking in automotive, mechanical, maintenance, assembly and general workshop applications. With a 300g hammer head, it provides a useful balance between striking force and control for everyday tasks where a compact general-purpose hammer is required. It is suitable for jobs such as light fitting, component adjustment, assembly work and general workshop repairs when used with the correct technique.
A mechanic hammer is designed for controlled hand striking during mechanical, assembly and maintenance work. The 300g head weight makes this model suitable for lighter workshop applications where precision and manageable impact force are important.
Product highlights
- 300g head weight Provides a practical balance between striking force and control.
- Mechanic hammer design Suitable for workshop, automotive and maintenance applications.
- Controlled striking Useful for assembly, adjustment and general repair tasks.
- Compact working weight Well suited to jobs where a heavier hammer may be unnecessary.
- General-purpose hand tool A practical addition to workshop and automotive tool kits.
Extra Information
- Select the hammer size and weight according to the workpiece and task.
- The 300g head weight is suited to controlled, lighter striking applications.
- Always inspect the hammer before use for damage or looseness.
- Strike the workpiece squarely to reduce the chance of glancing blows.
- Use suitable punches, drifts or other striking accessories where the application requires them.
- Do not use the hammer on hardened surfaces or components unless the application is suitable.
Pro Tips
- Allow the weight of the hammer to provide much of the striking force rather than using excessive effort.
- Keep your eye on the intended contact point throughout the swing.
- Use controlled strikes for assembly and adjustment work to reduce the risk of damaging components.
- Make sure the workpiece is properly supported before striking.
- Keep the striking faces clean and free from oil or grease for better control.
How to Use
- Inspect the hammer before use and make sure it is in good condition.
- Secure or support the workpiece correctly.
- Wear suitable eye protection before beginning the task.
- Grip the hammer firmly and position yourself with a stable stance.
- Align the striking face squarely with the intended contact point.
- Use controlled swings appropriate to the workpiece and task.
- Avoid excessive force where lighter controlled strikes will achieve the required result.
- Clean and store the hammer safely after use.
Features
- 300g hammer head Suitable for controlled general-purpose striking applications.
- Mechanic hammer format Designed for mechanical, workshop and repair work.
- Hand-operated tool Provides direct control over striking force.
- Compact weight Helps maintain accuracy during lighter assembly and adjustment tasks.
- Versatile workshop use Suitable for a broad range of maintenance and general repair applications.
Benefits
- Controlled impact: The 300g head weight allows measured striking force for smaller workshop tasks.
- Easy handling: The relatively light head weight is suitable for repetitive general-purpose use.
- Versatile application: Useful for automotive, mechanical, maintenance and assembly work.
- Useful toolbox addition: Provides a general striking tool for routine workshop jobs.
- Suitable for precision work: Offers more control than heavier hammers when excessive impact is not required.
Application
- General workshop striking tasks
- Automotive and mechanical maintenance
- Light assembly and fitting work
- Component adjustment
- General repair applications
- Workshop and maintenance tool kits
Safety
- Always wear suitable eye protection when using a hammer.
- Inspect the hammer before use and do not use it if the head, handle or connection is damaged.
- Make sure the workpiece is properly supported before striking.
- Strike squarely and avoid glancing blows.
- Keep hands and fingers clear of the striking area.
- Do not use excessive force for the application.
- Do not use the hammer for tasks it was not designed to perform.
- Store the hammer safely after use.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fixman |
| Cat No. | FIX C0201 |
| Product Type | Mechanic Hammer |
| Head Weight | 300g |
| Operation | Manual Hand Operation |
| Application | Controlled Striking, Assembly And Adjustment |
| Tool Type | Striking Hand Tool |
| Primary Use | General Mechanical And Workshop Striking Tasks |
| Applications | Automotive, Workshop, Mechanical, Maintenance, Assembly And Repair Use |
In the box:
- 1 x Fixman Mechanic Hammer 300g