Böhler Welding Chipping Hammer with Plastic Handle

Böhler Chipping Hammer

• Total weight approx. 0.5 kg
• Solid, robust design
• Hammer point sharpened
• Can be used with all welding machines

A chipping hammer that can be used in many areas, in original Böhler Welding quality. The hammer has a solid and robust design. The edges, hardened at both ends, ensure easy handling and high effectiveness. Especially with arc welding, the welder can use the hammer to remove the slag from the weld seam. The hammer heads each have a double-chamfered edge at one end and a point at the other. The hammer can be used with all welding machines and is approx. 26cm long. It can also be operated by inexperienced welders due to its easy handling. The perfect solution for a durable chipping hammer that offers exceptionally good value for money.

The hammer is made of forged steel (blue color) and has a hard rubber grip.

The hammer lies firmly and stably in the hand thanks to the ribbed grip.

The chipping hammer has a total weight of approx. 500 grams.

The disposal of this product or its residues should be carried out in an environmentally friendly manner, observing local disposal regulations. Where possible, use the recycling route.

Basic data

Manufacturer: Böhler

Material: Forged steel and hard rubber

Size: approx. 26cm

EAN

4038588619518

Certification and controls

Tested for durability by the Federal Materials Office.

Application

Due to the use of fluxes, slag normally remains on welded workpieces. The crust serves to protect the weld pool from negative influences of the outside air and must be removed after welding. A chipping hammer is used for this step.

After treatment with the chipping hammer, the weld can be refined again by brushing or grinding. Pickling the seam may also be an option to remove discoloration or to chemically clean the weld.

Maintenance and upkeep

The hammer rarely needs to be cleaned; due to its robustness and durability, it rarely requires care.

However, the anti-rust coating should be intact and checked regularly.

If the paint should chip or be damaged over time, corrosion can only be avoided if the welding hammer receives a new anti-rust coating.