Westward
Westward 24Z040 Cross Pein Hammer 3-1/2 lb 16 In Steel
A 3-1/2 lb cross pein hammer with a 16 in steel handle for engineer, drilling and blacksmith tasks
- TypeEngineer, Drilling & Blacksmith Hammers
- Weight5.4
- 3-1/2 lb head weight drives force into heavy metalwork
- 16 inch steel handle gives reach and leverage for striking
- Engineer, drilling and blacksmith hammer type suits shaping tasks
- Westward 24Z040 model built for industrial striking applications
- 4 specification reflects the tool's rated weight class
Cross Pein Hammer for Engineering & Blacksmithing
The Westward 24Z040 is a cross pein hammer built for engineering, drilling and blacksmith tasks. Its steel construction provides the durability required for repeated striking on metal surfaces. The 16 in handle delivers the leverage needed for heavy forge and fabrication work. This tool is supplied new and ready for immediate workshop use.
Suited for Metalworkers, Not General Carpentry
This hammer suits blacksmiths, boilermakers and maintenance engineers who need a cross pein for starting pins, rivets and shaping hot steel. The 5.4 lb head weight concentrates force for thick plate and bar stock. Woodworkers, framers or DIY users driving standard nails should choose a lighter claw or framing hammer instead. The specialised pein geometry offers no advantage for typical wood fastening.
5.4 lb Head Weight Determines Striking Force
The 5.4 lb head mass is the single figure that decides if this hammer matches the workpiece. Heavier heads drive large drifts and move thick hot metal; lighter heads reduce fatigue on lighter gauge stock. Buyers must match this weight to the material thickness and joint size they work with daily. No other specification overrides this choice.
Highlights
- 3-1/2 lb head weight drives force into heavy metalwork
- 16 inch steel handle gives reach and leverage for striking
- Engineer, drilling and blacksmith hammer type suits shaping tasks
- Westward 24Z040 model built for industrial striking applications
- 4 specification reflects the tool's rated weight class
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 24Z040 |
| Type | Engineer, Drilling & Blacksmith Hammers |
| Weight | 5.4 |
Questions about this item
Does the 16 in handle require a specific grip size or glove fit to control the 5.4 lb head?
The 16 in steel handle is sized for a standard two-handed grip; the 5.4 lb head weight balances best when held near the end with both hands.
Can the 24Z040 cross pein face be used on softer metals without damaging the 5.4 lb steel head?
The hardened steel head resists deformation when striking softer metals such as copper or aluminium, while the cross pein concentrates force for riveting or shaping.
How do I confirm the 24Z040 is properly balanced after the first few swings?
A correctly balanced hammer tracks straight toward the target without twisting; the 16 in handle should transmit clean impact vibration without excessive wrist torque.
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