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Chipping hammer with spring handle A Chipping Hammer Awelco 80010

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Key features

  • Typechipping hammer
  • Weight (g)340
  • Pack (pcs)1 (blister)

What it is

The Awelco chipping hammer with brush, model A CHIPPING HAMMER (code 80010), is the hand tool designed to remove slag and scale after welding, leaving surfaces ready for the next stages. Ideal for professionals and hobbyists looking for a practical, functional tool in a single piece.

The chipping hammer is a hammer with one pointed head and one chisel head, used to remove the slag covering the weld bead; some models also have a wire brush.

What it is for

Used for cleaning oxides, grease and machining residues from metal and in welding and the work that goes with it.

How to use it

Once welding is finished and the bead has cooled enough not to burn, lightly tap along the bead with the point and the chisel to break off the slag, then brush it clean. Wear safety glasses, because slag fragments are sharp and can be hot. Check the handle and head before use.

Where it is used

  • Shipyards
  • Mechanical engineering industry
  • Mechanical workshops
  • Workplace safety and PPE

Technical data

  • Type: chipping hammer
  • Weight (g): 340
  • Pack (pcs): 1 (blister)

Who it is for

Designed for shipwrights, metal fabricators and welders.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.

Quantity
Specifications 4
Item code80010
Typechipping hammer
Weight (g)340
Pack (pcs)1 (blister)

The perfect setup for this job

Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.

For the job

For safety

NeriGlove 44 TOP Neri 361045Code 361045

Protect hands from cuts, impacts, heat, cold and chemicals.