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TYP415 - 2.5 lb Drilling Hammer / Lump Hammer

Packaging: 1 of each
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OVERVIEW

Essential Striking Tool for Fabrication and Welding

In the welding and fabrication shop, the Hammer Club 2-1/2 lb (SKU: TYP415) serves as a critical multi-purpose tool. While welders often rely on chipping hammers for slag, a robust club hammer is necessary for the heavy lifting—literally and figuratively. This 2.5 lb hammer provides the mass required to align heavy steel plates, drive large center punches, and assist in the fitting of structural components. Its concentrated weight allows fabricators to move metal effectively without the excessive bulk of a large sledgehammer.

Fabrication often involves correcting distortions or forcing parts into alignment prior to tack welding. The TYP415 delivers the necessary impact force to adjust steel members, ensuring tight fit-ups and square corners. Its double-faced steel head is tough enough to strike hardened tools, making it the ideal companion for cold chisels when removing stubborn spatter, cutting off tack welds, or shearing bolts. The compact nature of the hammer means it can easily be stored on a welding cart or workbench, always within arm's reach.

Built for the Shop Environment

Welding environments are harsh, with exposure to heat, dust, and rough handling. This club hammer is built to survive these conditions. The solid connection between the head and handle ensures safety and longevity, even after repeated heavy strikes. For blacksmithing or metal forming tasks, this hammer can be used to bend cold metal or shape heated workpieces on an anvil. Its versatility extends to maintenance tasks around the shop, such as repairing jigs or maintaining shop equipment.

Precision and Safety

Safety in the shop is paramount, and using the right tool for the job is the first step. Using a lightweight hammer for heavy striking can lead to glancing blows and injury, while a sledgehammer can be overkill and dangerous in tight quarters. The 2-1/2 lb club hammer hits the sweet spot, offering enough mass to be effective while remaining light enough to control with one hand. This control is vital when striking punches or drifts, ensuring the force is directed exactly where it is needed without damaging the surrounding workpiece. Upgrade your fabrication arsenal with a tool that offers both power and precision.

Additional Information
Item:Hammer
Brand:Generic
Packaging Description:1 per each
Head Weight:2.5 lbs
Head Type:Club / Drilling
Face Type:Double Faced

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 2-1/2 lb Club Hammer

APPLICATIONS

  • Driving cold chisels and star drills
  • Striking masonry nails and spikes
  • Light demolition work
  • Aligning metal parts for welding
  • General automotive and machinery maintenance
  • Breaking stone or concrete blocks

FAQ

A club hammer, also known as a lump or drilling hammer, is used for heavy striking tasks such as driving chisels, masonry nails, and punches, or for light demolition work.

The head of this hammer weighs 2-1/2 lbs (approximately 1.13 kg), providing a good balance of weight and manageability.

It is best suited for masonry nails or large spikes. For standard carpentry nails, a claw hammer is recommended due to the club hammer's heavy weight and lack of a claw.

Yes, it is excellent for aligning metal parts, striking center punches, and using with chisels to remove tack welds or slag.

A club hammer is smaller and designed for one-handed use, whereas a sledgehammer is larger, heavier, and typically requires two hands to swing.

Yes, it typically features a double-faced design, allowing you to strike with either side of the head.

Depending on the specific model variant, handles can often be replaced, but many modern club hammers come with permanently bonded handles for safety.

Always wear safety glasses to protect against flying debris, especially when striking chisels or masonry. Gloves and steel-toed boots are also recommended.