Walter Meier
Walter Meier WL40412 4 Lb 12 in. Bash Sledge Hammer -30HRC
Four-pound sledge hammer with a twelve-inch handle for heavy striking tasks
- TypeSledge Hammers
- Color/FinishHi-Visibility Green
- 4 lb head delivers heavy striking force
- 12 in handle provides controlled swing leverage
- 30 HRC hardness resists deformation under impact
- Hi-visibility green finish improves tool visibility
- Wilton brand ensures professional-grade construction
4 Lb 12 in. Bash Sledge Hammer
The Walter Meier WL40412 is a 4 lb sledge hammer with a 12 in. handle designed for heavy striking tasks. Its 30 HRC head hardness suits demolition, stake driving and general construction work. The hi-visibility green finish makes the tool easy to locate on a busy job site.
Non-slip grip and head security
The handle shape and material resist slipping during repeated swings, reducing fatigue and improving control. A secure head-to-handle connection prevents the head from loosening or separating under high-impact loads. The bright colour also helps avoid accidental trips or misplaced tools in low light.
Lifetime warranty coverage
The bundled lifetime warranty protects against defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the tool. This assurance means a damaged head or handle can be addressed without additional cost. No extra accessories or software are included with this model.
Highlights
- 4 lb head delivers heavy striking force
- 12 in handle provides controlled swing leverage
- 30 HRC hardness resists deformation under impact
- Hi-visibility green finish improves tool visibility
- Wilton brand ensures professional-grade construction
Specifications
| Brand | Wilton |
|---|---|
| Type | Sledge Hammers |
| Color/Finish | Hi-Visibility Green |
Questions about this item
What striking face hardness does the WL40412 sledge hammer have?
The head is heat-treated to 30 HRC, which balances durability with controlled deformation on heavy impact.
What handle length and head weight does this model combine?
It pairs a 12-inch handle with a 4-pound head for controlled swing momentum in tight spaces.
How should the hi-visibility green handle be oriented during the first few strikes?
Align the oval handle cross-section with the striking plane so the flat faces contact the workpiece squarely.
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