Ampco
Ampco Ball Pein Hammer 16 oz Fiberglass Handle H-212FG
Non-sparking, non-magnetic ball pein hammer with fiberglass handle for hazardous environments and MRI safety
- Non-sparking head prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- MRI-safe non-magnetic design protects sensitive equipment
- Fiberglass handle reduces shock transmission to the hand
- Lighter than metal handle decreases user fatigue
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Non-sparking ball pein hammer
This 16 oz hammer is designed for use in hazardous environments where regular steel tools could create dangerous sparks. Its non-magnetic properties make it safe for maintenance and repair work around sensitive MRI equipment. The fiberglass handle reduces weight while effectively dissipating shock waves to protect the user from fatigue and repetitive stress injury.
Replaces standard steel hammers in volatile areas
Standard ball pein hammers generate sparks on impact that can ignite flammable or explosive gases. Switching to this non-sparking model is essential whenever work occurs near volatile vapours, dust or liquids. The upgrade is also warranted when servicing MRI machines, as the non-magnetic head prevents damage to imaging components and avoids dangerous projectile risks.
Fits maintenance kits for hazardous zones
The tool integrates into safety-compliant toolkits for oil, gas, chemical and medical facilities requiring non-sparking, non-magnetic hand tools. Its lighter fiberglass construction eases transport in confined spaces and reduces operator strain during extended tasks. Buyers needing a heavier striking force or a traditional wooden handle for general carpentry should select a different hammer.
Highlights
- Non-sparking head prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- MRI-safe non-magnetic design protects sensitive equipment
- Fiberglass handle reduces shock transmission to the hand
- Lighter than metal handle decreases user fatigue
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What handle length and grip diameter does the 16 oz fiberglass handle have?
The hammer uses a fiberglass handle that is lighter than metal and dissipates shock waves as well as wood, reducing hand fatigue and repetitive stress injury risk.
How is the nonmagnetic ball pein head secured to the fiberglass handle during installation?
The head is factory-fitted to the fiberglass handle; no user assembly is required, so there is no installation step to get wrong.
When should the fiberglass handle be inspected or replaced under heavy use?
Inspect the handle regularly for cracks or splintering; replace it if the fiberglass shows damage that could affect shock dissipation or grip security.
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