Beta 1377 Ball Pein Hammer With Wooden Handle 340g (013770134)
Beta 1377 Ball Pein Hammer With Wooden Handle 340g (013770134) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The ball pein hammer is a workshop essential for anyone working with sheet metal, copper, or rivets. Unlike a claw hammer, its rounded pein head is specifically designed for shaping and spreading metal without cracking or splitting. That makes it the go-to tool for coppersmiths, tinsmiths, and engineers who need precision in every strike.
This hammer features a robust wooden shaft that’s deeply inserted into the head for maximum strength and stability. The natural wood handle provides a comfortable grip, reducing vibration and hand fatigue during extended use. The round head delivers consistent striking power, whether you’re riveting, planishing, or forming sheet metal.
Available in multiple head weights, this hammer lets you choose the right balance of force and control for your specific task. From delicate shaping to heavy-duty fabrication, it’s a versatile tool that belongs in every serious metalworker’s kit.
- Head Type: Ball pein, round head
- Shaft: Wooden, deeply seated for strength
- Applications: Riveting, shaping, planishing, fabrication
- Ideal Users: Coppersmiths, tinsmiths, engineers, metalworkers
- Weight Options: 340g
- Handle Length: 330mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a ball pein hammer and a claw hammer?
What’s the difference between a ball pein hammer and a claw hammer?
A ball pein hammer is designed for metalwork, with a rounded head for shaping and riveting. A claw hammer is for carpentry and nail removal.
Is the wooden shaft strong enough for heavy use?
Is the wooden shaft strong enough for heavy use?
Yes. The shaft is reinforced by being deeply inserted into the hammer head, ensuring durability and stability during repeated strikes.
Which weight should I choose?
Which weight should I choose?
Lighter weights (340–450g) are best for delicate shaping, while heavier options (680–900g) provide more striking force for fabrication and riveting.
Shipping
What countries do you ship to?
What countries do you ship to?
We currently only ship to the UK. To enquire about shipping to a different destination, please contact us.
How long will it take to receive my order?
How long will it take to receive my order?
Shipping normally takes 1 - 2 days. Orders placed before 2:00pm will be shipped same day. Orders placed after 2:00pm on Fridays will be shipped the following Monday.
