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Features:
- The hammer head is made of high-quality carbon steel, with high hardness, sharp and wear-resistant, and good texture.
- Good corrosion resistance, good mechanical properties and long service life.
- One-piece hammer body, forged from high-carbon steel, high-frequency quenching treatment, resistant to percussion, more durable.
- High-quality non-slip handle design, comfortable grip, rubber firmly wraps the hammer handle to prevent loosening and use with confidence.
- The design of the small tip is mainly used for sampling and investigation of metamorphic rocks and magmatic rocks.
Specifications:
Overall length: 290mm/11.42"
Hammer head length: 170mm/6.7"
Hammer head width: 22mm/0.87"
Handle material: TPR plastic coated handle
Weight: 800g/28oz
Packing List:
1 x Geological Hammer
AngieD
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
Overall this hammer will do what you need it to do. The hammer has a nice sturdy weight to it and the handle has a good grip and comfortable. My problem is that it looked like it was heavily used, with scratches and dents all over it.
Christian Tucker
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
The total weight of this hammer is more than 32 ounces, which is on the heavy side for rock hammers. (Geology hammer if we are being persnickety.) All day in the field, this hammer will take a toll on your arm and hand.Here’s what’s bad. The finish is crude on both the metal and on the handle. My sample arrived with a nick on the handle and lots of black smudges. Only the hammer face is polished. The rest of the metal has a rough finish with a black coating. I’m suspicious of the handle. But I’m suspicious of all squishy handles. They sometimes come off, and mostly you don’t want that to happen.Here’s what’s good. It works just fine. The chisel shape of the pointy end gives you some control over how a rock will split. Note that the seller indicates in big letters that sharpening will be needed. My experimental rock was soft. Harder rocks will dull the tip and could cause the tip to chip off.Five stars for occasional use and for a beginner. This is a good hammer for those uses. Not very expensive. If using a rock hammer is frequent, you need to look to the more expensive hammers.
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