2 Pack 16 oz Dual Head Dead Blow Hammer 1 Pound Ball Peen and Flat Face for Metalworking Auto Repair, Striking with Non Slip Grip

Features: Dual purpose striking heads The tool features two distinct striking surfaces: a flat face for general hammering and a spherical ball peen end. This dual-head design is intended for specific metalworking techniques like riveting and forming. Controlled striking sction The dead blow design incorporates internal mechanisms that help reduce rebound after impact. This can aid in maintaining better control over the hammer strike and may help transfer more force directly to the workpiece. Specifications: Material: alloy steel Color: orange, silver Size: 12.6 x 4.13 inches/ 32 x 10.5 cm Head diameter: 1.18 inches/ 3 cm Package includes: 2 x Ball peen hammers Notes: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays

• Two Hammers: Receive two ball peen dead blow hammers in your order. This set provides a practical solution for having a spare tool readily available or for sharing tasks with a partner during projects
• Manageable Size & Weight: This hammer is designed with balanced dimensions of approximately 12.6 x 4.13 inches/ 32 x 10.5 cm and a 16 oz head weight, its head diameter is 1.18 inches/ 3 cm. Its size and heft offer good control and force application for common workshop and repair tasks without being overly cumbersome
• Quality Material Construction: The hammer is constructed from robust materials selected for consistent performance. The combination of a core and a resilient outer jacket contributes to its service life under regular use conditions
• Comfortable Handling: Features a checkered, textured grip surface designed to enhance hold and control in the hand. The flared end of the handle helps prevent accidental slipping during use, supporting a more secure and comfortable grip
• Versatile Workshop Applications: This ball peen dead blow hammer is suitable for various tasks in workshops, garages, and job sites. Common uses include driving punches and chisels, setting rivets, and shaping unhardened metals, making it a tool for mechanics, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts