Westward
Westward 2WDR2 Chipping Hammer with Brush, Vertical, 4.4 oz, 11 in
A vertical chipping hammer with integrated brush for removing rivets, welds and scale from metal surfaces
- TypePicks & Chipping Hammers
- Vertical design reduces wrist strain during chipping tasks
- 4 oz head weight delivers controlled force for rivet removal
- 11 in length reaches confined work areas easily
- Integrated brush clears debris while you work
- Steel wire handle provides durable grip for repeated use
Purpose-built chipping tool
The Westward 2WDR2 is a vertical chipping hammer with an integrated wire brush, designed for removing rivets, weld seams and scale from metal surfaces. Its 4.4 oz head weight delivers controlled impact force while the 11 in. overall length reaches confined work areas. The vertical orientation keeps the wrist in a neutral position during extended use.
Trade users and occasional metalwork
Welders, boilermakers and maintenance technicians who need a combined chipping and brushing tool for steel fabrication will find the vertical handle reduces fatigue. Workers who require a heavier head for breaking thick slag or a longer shaft for overhead access should consider a different configuration.
Vertical handle geometry
The upright handle alignment lets the user strike downward without twisting the forearm, a direct mechanical advantage over conventional angled chipping hammers when working on vertical seams or in tight corners.
Highlights
- Vertical design reduces wrist strain during chipping tasks
- 4 oz head weight delivers controlled force for rivet removal
- 11 in length reaches confined work areas easily
- Integrated brush clears debris while you work
- Steel wire handle provides durable grip for repeated use
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 2WDR2 |
| Type | Picks & Chipping Hammers |
Questions about this item
Does the 4.4 oz head or the steel wire handle need replacement after heavy use?
The steel wire handle is built for greater durability and grip, while the 4.4 oz head delivers the striking force; neither component has a specified replacement interval.
What limits continuous use of the 11 in vertical chipping hammer first?
The vertical design reduces wrist rotation and awkward arm angles, so user fatigue is the practical limit during sustained chipping or scaling work.
How much vibration or heat transfers through the steel wire handle during all-day rivet removal?
The steel wire handle is designed for grip and durability, and the vertical layout keeps the arm in a natural position, reducing transmitted vibration during extended use.
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