Wilton
Wilton 30316 Cross Pein Hand Hammer 3 lb 18 in
A 3 lb cross pein sledge hammer with an 18 in nonslip handle for striking and shaping metal
- TypeSledge Hammers
- Color/FinishHi-Visibility Green
- Forged-steel head delivers reliable striking force
- 3 lb head weight provides substantial impact energy
- 18 in overall length gives extended reach and leverage
- Vulcanized rubber and steel handle with nonslip grip ensures secure control
- Hi-visibility green head colour allows quick identification on busy job sites
3 lb Cross Pein Hammer
This forged-steel cross pein hammer weighs 3 lb and measures 18 in overall. The head is finished in hi-visibility green for easy spotting on a busy worksite. A vulcanized rubber and steel handle provides a nonslip grip. The tool is tether capable for working at height.
Users needing precision metal shaping
The cross pein face suits riveting, bending and shaping sheet metal as well as driving punches and chisels. Buyers who want a claw for nail removal should look at a different style. Those requiring a lighter head for fine detail work will need a smaller hammer.
1 1/2 in face diameter
The striking face measures 1 1/2 in across, which determines the contact area for each blow. This dimension affects how force is distributed on the workpiece. Match the face size to the fastener or material you are driving.
Highlights
- Forged-steel head delivers reliable striking force
- 3 lb head weight provides substantial impact energy
- 18 in overall length gives extended reach and leverage
- Vulcanized rubber and steel handle with nonslip grip ensures secure control
- Hi-visibility green head colour allows quick identification on busy job sites
Specifications
| Brand | Wilton |
|---|---|
| Model | 30316 |
| Type | Sledge Hammers |
| Color/Finish | Hi-Visibility Green |
Questions about this item
Will the vulcanized rubber and steel handle need replacing after heavy use?
The handle is built from vulcanized rubber bonded to a steel core with a non-slip grip; it is designed to withstand repeated striking without routine replacement.
What is the first limit reached when driving stakes or metal all day?
The 3 lb forged steel head and 18 in overall length set the practical limit — user fatigue from swing weight and handle length arrives before the tool itself gives out.
Does the hammer get hot or transmit vibration during extended work?
The steel head conducts heat in direct sun, and the steel core transmits shock to the hand; the rubber overmould dampens vibration but does not eliminate it during all-day use.
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