Pushpa Cross Pein Hammer

Product Details:

• High strength
• Corrosion resistance
• Immaculate finish

Product Details:

• Precisely designed
• Corrosion resistance
• Perfect grip

Product Details:

A cross pein chisel hammer with a fiber handle is a specialized tool designed for precision work in woodworking and metalworking. Here’s a detailed overview of its features, uses, and benefits:

1. Head Design:

   • Cross Pein: The hammer features a cross pein head, which is flat on one side and has a pein (wedge-shaped end) on the other. This design is ideal for driving chisels and punches or for delicate work in tight spaces.

2. Material:

   • The head is typically made from hardened steel, providing durability and effective striking power.

3. Handle:

   • Fiber Handle: Often made from fiberglass or a composite material, offering strength and resistance to impact while being lightweight. This type of handle typically absorbs shock better than traditional wooden handles.

4. Weight:

   • Available in various weights, allowing users to choose one that best fits their application and comfort.

1. Driving Chisels:

   • Ideal for driving wood chisels, metal chisels, and punches, allowing for precise control during cutting or shaping tasks.

2. Woodworking:

   • Useful in joinery and cabinetry, where precision is critical.

3. Metalworking:

   • Effective for tasks that require striking chisels or other metalworking tools, ensuring accurate results.

4. General Purpose:

   • Can also be used for light tapping and adjustment tasks in various crafts and trades.

• Precision: The cross pein design allows for better control when striking, making it easier to position chisels accurately.

• Durability: The hardened steel head and fiber handle provide longevity, even with frequent use.

• Shock Absorption: The fiber handle absorbs shock, reducing the impact felt in the hands, which can help prevent fatigue during extended use.

• Versatility: Suitable for a variety of applications in woodworking, metalworking, and general crafting.

• Use Proper Technique: Aim for controlled strikes to maintain accuracy, especially when working with delicate materials.

• Inspect Regularly: Check the hammer for wear, particularly at the head and handle, to ensure safe operation.

• Keep It Clean: Wipe down the hammer after use to prevent rust and maintain its performance.

• Store Properly: Keep the hammer in a dry place, away from moisture, to prolong its lifespan.