ABC Hammers
ABC Hammers ABC3BFB 3 lb Brass Hammer 12" Fiberglass Handle tool storage
A 3 lb brass hammer with a 12 in fiberglass handle and 14 in overall length for non-sparking striking tasks
- Solid brass head resists sparking
- 12 in fiberglass handle reduces vibration
- 3 lb brass head delivers controlled force
- 14 in overall length suits tight spaces
- Prop 65 notice informs safe handling
3 lb Brass Hammer with 12 in Handle
This ABC Hammers tool weighs 3 lb and is made of solid brass. The overall length is 14 in and the handle length is 12 in. The head is brass coloured while the handle is brown fiberglass with a smooth finish. It is designed for general purpose striking tasks.
Suited for non-sparking applications
Workers who need a non-marring brass face for assembly or automotive tasks will find this hammer appropriate. Buyers who require a steel striking face for hardened nails or heavy demolition should look at a different tool. The fiberglass handle provides shock absorption but is not a replacement for a dead-blow design.
Simple to use with no assembly required
The hammer arrives ready to work straight from the manufacturer. The smooth fiberglass grip can become slippery if contaminated with oil or solvent. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Solid brass head resists sparking
- 12 in fiberglass handle reduces vibration
- 3 lb brass head delivers controlled force
- 14 in overall length suits tight spaces
- Prop 65 notice informs safe handling
Specifications
| Brand | ABC HAMMERS |
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Questions about this item
What work surface or bench space is needed to swing the 14 in. overall-length brass hammer safely?
Allow at least the 14 in. overall length plus arm clearance around the bench so the solid brass head can strike without hitting walls or stored tools.
Can the 12 in. fiberglass handle absorb shock as well as a traditional wooden handle on older hammers?
The fiberglass handle dampens vibration and resists splintering, giving comparable shock feel to wood while lasting longer under repeated blows.
How can I confirm the 3 lb. brass head is seated correctly after the first few strikes?
Check that the head does not rotate or loosen on the 12 in. fiberglass handle and that the brass face shows even contact marks on the workpiece.
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