Vaughan
Vaughan S32 2 lb Cross Pein Hammer 14 1/2 in Hickory
A 2 lb forged steel cross pein hammer with a 14 1/2 in hickory handle and Sure-Lock wedged eye
- TypeSledge Hammers
- Weight2.35
- Forged steel head delivers reliable striking force
- 2 lb head weight balances power and control
- 14 1/2 in hickory handle absorbs shock effectively
- Straight handle design provides secure grip and leverage
- Flame-treated sure-lock wedged eye ensures permanent head attachment
2 lb Cross Pein Hammer
This Vaughan cross pein hammer delivers 2 lb of forged-steel striking force on a 14 1/2 in straight hickory handle. The flame-treated handle seats in a Sure-Lock tapered eye for a secure head-to-handle bond. It meets AMSE standards for hand striking tools. The blue head measures 1 7/16 in face diameter and 4 1/2 in head length.
Suited for metal shaping and riveting
The cross pein profile suits metalworkers forming sheet stock, driving punches or starting rivets where a narrow striking face is required. Workers needing a flat face for general nailing or a heavier sledge for demolition should select a different hammer type. The straight handle favours two-handed control over single-handed manoeuvrability.
2 lb head weight
The 2 lb forged-steel head mass determines the energy delivered per blow and governs whether the tool matches the workpiece thickness and fastener size. Buyers who need lighter touch for delicate assembly or heavier impact for structural work must choose a different head weight.
Highlights
- Forged steel head delivers reliable striking force
- 2 lb head weight balances power and control
- 14 1/2 in hickory handle absorbs shock effectively
- Straight handle design provides secure grip and leverage
- Flame-treated sure-lock wedged eye ensures permanent head attachment
Specifications
| Brand | Vaughan |
|---|---|
| Model | S32 |
| Type | Sledge Hammers |
| Weight | 2.35 |
Questions about this item
What head weight and face diameter does the S32 cross pein hammer use for striking?
The forged-steel head weighs 2 lb and presents a 1 7/16 in face diameter for direct impact.
What handle length and material must the work area accommodate?
A straight 14 1/2 in hickory handle fits the tapered eye and is secured with a flame-treated Sure-Lock wedge.
How is the head fastened to the handle, and what step is critical?
The head seats in a tapered eye with a flame-treated Sure-Lock wedge; driving the wedge fully home prevents loosening.
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