VEVOR
VEVOR GZL66 66 lbs Cast Steel Anvil London-style
A 66 lb cast steel London-style anvil with a 50 HRC hardened face, over 70 % rebound, and round and square hardy holes for versatile forging
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width9.84
- Heat-treated cast steel reaches 50HRC hardness for lasting impact resistance
- Over 70% rebound rate returns energy to each hammer strike
- London-style cutting table 263 x 88 mm gives stable work surface
- Round and square holes allow bending, punching and fitting tasks
- 30 kg cast steel mass with 206 mm high base resists movement
66 lbs Cast Steel Anvil
The VEVOR GZL66 is a London-style single horn anvil forged from cast steel for metalworking and blacksmithing tasks. It weighs 66.14 lbs (30 kg) and presents a hardened work surface rated at 50HRC after an 800°C heat treatment.
70% Rebound and Hardened Face
The face delivers a rebound rate above 70% so energy returns efficiently with each hammer blow. A cutting table measuring 10.35 x 3.46 inches (263 x 88 mm) provides a dedicated area for cutting operations without denting the main forging surface.
Round and Square Holes with Stable Base
The anvil includes a 5/8" pritchel hole and a 3/4" square hole for bending, punching and fitting work. Overall dimensions are 17.44 x 7.99 x 8.11 inches (443 x 203 x 206 mm); verify your bench can support the 66 lb mass and footprint before ordering.
Highlights
- Heat-treated cast steel reaches 50HRC hardness for lasting impact resistance
- Over 70% rebound rate returns energy to each hammer strike
- London-style cutting table 263 x 88 mm gives stable work surface
- Round and square holes allow bending, punching and fitting tasks
- 30 kg cast steel mass with 206 mm high base resists movement
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 9.84 |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 66 lb cast steel anvil or a lighter model for general blacksmithing?
The 66.14 lb cast steel anvil with 50HRC hardness and over 70% rebound rate provides a stable forging surface that resists denting and returns energy efficiently for general blacksmithing work.
What does the 50HRC hardness rating mean when I am forging on the anvil face?
The 50HRC surface hardness achieved through 800°C heat treatment resists deformation from hammer blows and provides the 70% rebound rate that reduces repetitive striking effort.
How does the London-style design with pritchel and hardy holes work for tooling and bending?
The 5/8" pritchel hole and 3/4" hardy hole accommodate standard tooling for punching and bending, while the 10.35 x 3.46 inch face and cutting table support smooth shaping operations.
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