Compare list full

<p>Hammers are one of the main tools within a work professional's tool bag. They are simple yet effective, with a variety of uses ranging from demotion to shaping materials and attaching fastenings. Hammers are found in a variety of forms and styles across an extensive range of industries due to their simplicity and adaptability. You can learn more in our <a href="/web/content/discovery/ideas-and-advice/hammers-guide">guide to hammers and sledgehammers</a>.<BR/>We have categorised our range into four main groups: Ball Pein, Claw, Lump and Sledgehammers.</p><h2><h2>Ball Pein</h2><p></h2>Ball Pein hammers are extremely versatile hand tools, small enough to fit in tool boxes or bags and strong enough to shape sheet metal. Our selection of ball pein hammers offers forged and heat-treated heads for increased durability, excellent weight distribution during use, which reduces fatigue, and a range of handles for comfort, strength and durability.</p><h2><h2>Claw</h2><p></h2>Claw Hammers, most often associated with woodworking, can be used for a multitude of jobs. Claw hammers feature two sides; the first is a solid face for driving nails into an object or hitting objects such as chisels or parts of a project into place, and the second is a split, fork-like tail for extracting nails or prying objects apart. Claw hammers come in a range of materials and can feature metal, wooden or rubber handgrips. Claw hammers come in a range of weights and sizes to suit both the user and the job at hand.</p><h2><h2>Lump</h2><p></h2>A Lump Hammer is a small lightweight sledgehammer. Its short handle and bold, often square-shaped head is most commonly used for demolition or driving large objects. Lump hammers are typically categorised by their weight, but there are other variables to consider when buying one. Handle materials vary and can be made from various types of wood, fibreglass, graphite and steel. Handles also often feature rubberised grips for additional assurance as well as aiding in shock absorption. Lump hammerheads are most commonly made of steel but, for more specialist applications, non-sparking heads made from aluminium bronze can be found.</p><h2><h2>Sledgehammers</h2><p></h2>A Sledgehammer is a tool with a large, flat, often metal head attached to a handle. Designed for heavy-duty applications, they are used in instances where an ordinary hammer will not complete a task, such as demolition. They are available in a variety of head materials that vary in suitability depending on the intended application. Sledgehammers have striking faces that are strong and so they rely upon the physical strengths of the operator to deliver accurate blows. Always use safety equipment such as safety goggles, ear defenders and reusable gloves during any destruction projects.</p>

Shop our range of Ball-pein Hammers supplies & accessories. Free Next Day Delivery. Browse our latest Ball-pein Hammers offers.

Hammers | Lump & Claw Hammers | RS

Hammers

Buy Lump Hammers. Browse our latest Lump Hammer Offers. Free Next Day Delivery.

Lump Hammers | RS

<p>A lump hammer also known as a club hammer can provide extra power behind each throw compared to the smaller hammers but isn't as bulky as a sledgehammer. Being a smaller sledgehammer a lump hammer has a short handle, with a large square-shaped head. Mostly used when there is a need to demolish or for striking large objects. When you are choosing a lump hammer the weight of the hammer can be a condition as they are categorised by their weight, but there are other conditions to consider when buying a lump hammer. The make of the handle can vary through various types such as wood, fibreglass, graphite and steel. An added addition to the handle is often rubberised grips that offer additional grip and comfort for sustained working, as well as aiding shock absorption. Lump hammers usually consist of a steel head but there can be a need for non-sparking heads for more specialised applications, these are made from aluminium bronze.</p><h3>Where Lump Hammers are typically used?</h3><p>The lump hammer, sometimes known as a brick hammer or club hammer, is a lighter weight alternative to a sledgehammer and functions as a more compact, heavier mallet. For breaking bricks, paving slabs and stones, or for driving chisels, a lump hammer is ideal. It offers a good compromise of power and precision.</p>

Buy Sledgehammers. Browse our latest Sledgehammer Offers. Free Next Day Delivery.

Sledgehammers | RS

<p>A Sledgehammer is the largest of all the hammers, designed for the demolition or when a lot of power is needed to drive an object, for example, a fence post. A sledgehammer consists of a large, flat head which makes it great for striking objects. Sledgehammers handles can be made from a number of materials, steel, plastic or wood to name a few, but all equally provide durability. RS stock a range of sledgehammers from some well-known brands including Bahco, Facom and our very own RS PRO.</p><h3>How do Sledgehammers work?</h3><p>Sledgehammers rely upon the physical strengths of the operator to deliver accurate blows. Sledgehammers have striking faces that are strong and are used in instances where an ordinary hammer will not complete a task.</p><h3>Types of Sledgehammers:</h3><ul><li>Copper /Aluminium, Bronze - Also known as non-sparking sledgehammers and designed for use in explosive or flammable atmospheres, where regular tools may create potentially dangerous sparks. They are non-magnetic, explosion-proof and corrosion-resistant. Typical applications include mining, petrol and gas extraction, petrochemical refineries, energy production and transportation.</li><li>Carbon Steel Sledgehammer: Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Sledgehammer, lightweight and strong. Heat treated to withstand the highest impact.</li></ul><h3>Applications</h3><p>The sledgehammer is a heavy-duty hand tool typically used in demolition applications. Able to deliver high-impact with a good degree of control, sledgehammers are often used to demolish brickwork and masonry, and as such are typically found in professional construction and DIY applications alike.</p><p>Sledgehammers can also be used to drive stakes and chisels into hard ground.</p>

Buy Ball Pein Hammers. Browse our latest Ball Pein Hammer Offers. Free Next Day Delivery.

Ball Pein Hammers | RS

<p>Ball pein hammers are a great choice for any professional due to its versatility, the hammer is a good size to fit in your Tool Boxes or Tool Bags. Predominately constructed with a strong wooden handle and a hardened metalhead to withstand constant metal striking. RS has an excellent range of Ball Pein Hammers that offers excellent durability and precision, a forged and heat-treated head for rigorous metal impact provides comfort and strength over continuous use.</p><h3>What are they also known as?</h3><ul><li>Ball Pein hammers are also known as</li><li>Peen hammers</li><li>Engineers hammers</li><li>Machinists hammers</li><li>Blacksmithing hammers</li></ul><h3>Why would you buy these hammers?</h3><p>These hammers are virtually indestructible, durable there are care and attention to safety, reduced shock and vibration to help with fatigue plus the ergonomically designed grips offer comfort during prolonged use.</p><h3>How do they work?</h3><p>Ball Pein Hammers are commonly used in metalwork fabrication and blacksmithing. Peening is the process of hardening a surface by impact. The head of the hammer has a flat face for striking sheet metal, centre punches and cold chisels. The ball face is used for rounding off the edges of metal pins and fastenings, closing rivets and shaping and bending metal.</p><h3>Head Materials</h3><p>The heads of the ball pein hammers are forged from steel or high carbon steel (HCS) but they can have a softer head made from brass. Non-sparking hammers have heads made from copper-beryllium alloy or aluminium-bronze alloy.</p><h3>Handle Materials</h3><p>There are many different materials used for handles, ball pein hammers typically use;</p><ul><li>Hardwood such as ash or hickory that dissipates shockwaves from the head</li><li>Bi-material rubber</li><li>Steel: Durable</li><li>Graphite: Add strength and durability</li><li>Fibreglass: Absorbs shock vibrations</li></ul><p>Types of Peening Hammers</p><ul><li>Ball-Pein</li><li>Straight Pein</li><li>Diagonal Pein</li><li>Cross Pein</li></ul>

Buy from our selection of hammers from Rs pro. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

Rs pro Hammers | RS

Buy our range of rubber hammers. Browse our latest hammers offers. Don't miss out on our latest deals!

Rubber Hammers | RS

Buy our range of from our selection of hammers from Stanley. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

Stanley Hammers | RS

Buy our range of wood hammers. Browse our latest hammers offers. Don't miss out on our latest deals!

Wood Hammers | RS

Buy our range of cross pein hammers. Browse our latest hammers offers. Don't miss out on our latest deals!

Cross Pein Hammers | RS

Buy our range of square hammers. Browse our latest hammers offers. Don't miss out on our latest deals!

Square Hammers | RS

Shop our range of hammers. Browse our latest offers for hammers. Don't miss out on our latest deals!

Steel Hammers | RS

Buy Claw Hammers. Browse our latest Claw Hammer Offers. Free Next Day Delivery.

Claw Hammers | RS

<p>Claw hammers, most often associated with woodworking, can be used for a multitude of jobs. Claw hammers feature two sides, the first is a solid face for driving nails into an object or hitting objects and materials such as chisels or parts of a project into place. The second is a split, fork-like tail for extracting nails or prying objects apart. Claw hammers come in a range of materials and can feature metal, wooden or rubber handgrips. Claw hammers come in a range of weights and sizes to suit both the user and the job at hand.</p><p>There are many types of handles that make up a claw hammer. You could select a short-handled claw hammer if space is an issue and offer more accuracy. The handle of the hammer can also vary from wooden, steel and fibreglass, which absorbs the shock and can reduce vibration whilst offering high strength.</p>

Buy from our selection of hammers from Bahco. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

Bahco Hammers | RS Components

Buy from our selection of hammers from Master. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

Master Hammers | RS Components

Buy from our selection of hammers from Facom. At RS, we strive to give you the best offers from our supplier and to promptly deliver in the shortest time.

Ball Pein Hammers

What are they also known as?

Why would you buy these hammers?

How do they work?

Head Materials

Handle Materials

Popular Searches