AWTOOLS AW32010BL hammer

The AWTOOLS AW32010BL hammer is a multi-purpose hand tool designed for metalworking, masonry and welding tasks. The head is made of heat-hardened and ground carbon steel and features two flat blades oriented vertically and horizontally to tackle scale, weld spatter and chipping work. The head has a powder coated finish for corrosion protection and is fixed to the handle with an epoxy bond plus an additional ring wedge for secure attachment. The lightweight composite shaft is reinforced with fiberglass to absorb shocks and reduce vibration, and the rubber-coated ergonomic handle provides a secure grip during repetitive use.

Advantages

The heat-treated and ground carbon steel head delivers durable cutting and chipping performance while the powder coating helps resist rust in demanding environments. Dual flat blades give versatility for both vertical and horizontal strikes, reducing the need to change tools. The combination of epoxy bonding and a ring wedge ensures reliable head retention. The fiberglass-reinforced composite shaft lowers transmitted vibration and weight, improving control and reducing user fatigue. The rubber-coated ergonomic handle enhances grip and safety when working on metal, stone or masonry.

Suitable for

• Removing scale and weld spatter from metal surfaces
• Chipping and shaping stone or masonry
• Bricklaying and general masonry repair
• Welding preparation and post-weld cleanup

Key specifications

• Head material: heat-hardened, ground carbon steel
• Blade configuration: two flat blades (vertical and horizontal)
• Finish: powder coated for corrosion protection
• Head attachment: epoxy bond plus ring wedge
• Shaft: lightweight composite reinforced with fiberglass
• Handle: rubber-coated, ergonomic shape for secure grip

How to use

Position the appropriate flat blade against the target area and apply controlled strikes to remove scale, weld spatter or to chip masonry. Use the vertical-oriented blade for long pulls or concentrated chipping, and the horizontal blade for scraping and surface dressing. Maintain a firm grip on the rubber-coated handle and keep your stance stable to control each blow. Inspect the head attachment periodically and avoid using the hammer on hardened steel that could cause premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the powder coated finish. For prolonged life, clean debris from the head after use and check the epoxy bond and wedge before heavy work.