What is a Klein Hammer?
A hammer is a hand tool that is used to deliver a blow to an object. They are used to drive nails, fit parts, forge metal, and break apart objects.
What are the different types of Klein hammers?
Setting Hammer: A setting hammer features a special high-carbon steel, octagon shaped head with flat striking surface and rounded cross peen. It also features a high-strength fiberglass shaft that absorbs shock and keeps the head tight.
Riveting Hammer: A riveting hammer features a high-carbon steel round head that is forged and hardened and, on the other side, a flat striking surface with rounded cross peen.
Dead blow hammer: A dead blow hammers feature a durable, abrasion resistant non-marring hammer face.
What are the uses for a Klein Hammer?
Klein hammers can be used for a variety of applications. Setting hammers and riveting hammers are used to drive nails, fit parts, forge metal, and break apart objects. Dead blow hammers are often used for more industrial applications like HVAC, metal fabrication, electronics, oil and mining, wood and metal assembly, automotive, and aerospace.