Wilton
Wilton 14 lb 36 in BASH Sledge Hammer
A 14 lb sledge hammer with a 36 in handle and unbreakable handle technology for heavy demolition
- 14 lb head drives heavy demolition blows
- 36 in steel handle with unbreakable technology resists fracture
- Textured rubber grip prevents slippage during swings
- Double-faced drop-forged steel head doubles striking surfaces
- Built-in lanyard hole enables tethered safety use
Heavy-Duty 14 lb Sledge Hammer
The Wilton BASH sledge hammer delivers a 14 lb drop-forged steel head for demolition, stake driving and heavy striking tasks. Its 36 in steel handle incorporates Unbreakable Handle Technology and a textured rubber grip with a lanyard hole for secure control. The double-faced, round striking face measures 3 in across and is built for repeated high-impact work.
Steel Handle Construction and Grip
The solid steel handle transfers force directly while the rubber grip dampens vibration to reduce hand fatigue during normal use. Textured surfacing and the lanyard hole help maintain a firm hold when swinging. The head is permanently fixed, so there is no replaceable-handle mechanism to loosen over time.
Sustained Impact Performance
Under continuous heavy striking the drop-forged steel head retains its shape and the steel core resists bending or fracture. The tether-ready lanyard hole allows a safety line for overhead or confined-space work. The fixed head design eliminates the risk of a handle working loose during prolonged demolition sessions.
Highlights
- 14 lb head drives heavy demolition blows
- 36 in steel handle with unbreakable technology resists fracture
- Textured rubber grip prevents slippage during swings
- Double-faced drop-forged steel head doubles striking surfaces
- Built-in lanyard hole enables tethered safety use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I secure the 36 in steel handle to prevent it from slipping during heavy swings?
The textured rubber grip and lanyard hole let you add a wrist tether or lanyard; the handle is not replaceable, so a secure grip is the only attachment point.
What part of the 14 lb hammer will wear out first and need attention?
The rubber grip on the steel handle will degrade with impact and solvent exposure; the drop-forged steel faces and unbreakable handle technology are built to last the tool’s life.
Which limit appears first when driving stakes continuously with the 38 in overall length?
The 14 lb head mass transfers maximum shock to the user’s arms and shoulders, so operator fatigue becomes the limiting factor before the steel handle or forged faces show any distress.
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