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BWH - Atlas Model H Spring Handle Chipping Hammer - Cone & Chisel

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OVERVIEW

The Classic Hammer Every Welder Needs

If you've been welding for any amount of time, you know the sound. That distinct ring of an Atlas chipping hammer knocking the slag off a fresh 7018 bead. The Atlas Model H isn't just a tool; it's an extension of your arm. Designed for welders who spend their days under the hood, this spring-handle chipping hammer is built to take a beating so your body doesn't have to.

Save Your Wrists with the Spring Handle

Let's be real: chipping slag all day can wreck your hands. Solid hammers send that shockwave straight up your arm every time you hit the metal. That's where the Atlas Spring Handle changes the game. The steel coil handle absorbs the shock of the impact, dissipating the vibration before it reaches your wrist and elbow. It might seem like a small detail, but after a ten-hour shift of structural welding, your joints will thank you. It provides just the right amount of whip to crack stubborn slag without jarring your bones.

Versatile Cone and Chisel Design

No two welds are exactly the same, and you need a tool that can handle whatever the job throws at you. The Model H comes equipped with the classic cone and chisel configuration. Use the sharp cone point to dig into tight corners or pop the slag off a root pass. Flip it around, and the straight chisel edge is perfect for scraping off spatter and cleaning up the cap on flat surfaces. The heads are hardened steel, meaning they hold their edge longer and don't mushroom out after a week of hard use.

Built for the Shop and the Field

Whether you are in the shop fabricating parts or out in the field on a pipeline, this hammer is ready to go. It features a handy loop on the end of the handle, making it easy to hang on your belt or your welding cart so it's always within reach. It's balanced, it's tough, and it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Don't settle for cheap knock-offs that bend or break; stick with the proven reliability of Atlas. Clean welds matter, and the right tool makes getting them clean a whole lot easier.

Additional Information
Brand:Atlas
Item:Chipping Hammer
Handle:Spring
Head Type:Cone and Chisel
Handle Material:Steel Coil
Chisel Orientation:Straight
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1x Atlas Model H Chipping Hammer with Spring Handle

APPLICATIONS

  • Removing slag from Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick) beads
  • Cleaning weld spatter from base metals and adjacent surfaces
  • Descaling metal surfaces prior to painting or coating
  • Removing flux residue from brazing or soldering operations
  • General metal fabrication cleanup and preparation
  • Accessing tight corners and root passes with the cone tip

FAQ

The spring handle is designed to absorb and dissipate the shock and vibration generated when the hammer strikes metal. This significantly reduces hand and wrist fatigue and lowers the risk of repetitive strain injuries compared to solid handle hammers.

Yes, the head is made of hardened steel and can be re-sharpened using a bench grinder or file if the edges become dull over time. Care should be taken not to overheat the metal during grinding to maintain its temper.

A straight chisel has the cutting edge aligned parallel to the handle, while a cross chisel has the edge perpendicular to the handle. This model features a straight chisel configuration.

While it can physically chip slag off stainless steel, this is a carbon steel tool. Using carbon steel on stainless can introduce free iron contamination, leading to rust. For critical stainless work, a stainless steel chipping hammer is recommended.

Yes, the spring handle design typically incorporates a loop at the end, allowing you to easily hang the tool from a belt hook or tool board.

The Atlas Model H is a standard-weight chipping hammer, typically weighing around 14 to 16 ounces, offering a good balance between striking force and portability.

The cone shape is essential for getting into tight spots, such as the toes of a fillet weld or deep into a groove weld, where a flat chisel might not reach effectively.

Yes, the handle is a stiff steel coil. It is rigid enough to swing accurately but flexible enough to absorb the 'sting' of the impact.