Hammer AWTools AW32259BL 1800 g drop-forged non-rebound Black Line

The AWTools AW32259BL 1800 g drop-forged non-rebound Black Line hammer is designed for tasks that require controlled, steady strikes with minimal rebound. The 1800 g head provides a reliable impact force while the non-rebound design absorbs and reduces kickback to improve safety and accuracy. The tool is intended for use in demolition, metalworking, construction and other applications that demand predictable, low-rebound blows.

Advantages

The drop-forged construction ensures a durable, one-piece head that resists deformation under heavy use. The non-rebound feature reduces the return force after impact, lowering operator fatigue and improving control during repetitive striking. The weighted 1800 g head concentrates force at the point of contact for effective material removal or shaping, while the Black Line finish provides corrosion resistance and a professional appearance.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking masonry
• Metalworking tasks such as shaping and fitting
• Construction work including driving and striking operations
• Situations requiring controlled, low-rebound blows for safety and precision

Key specifications

• Weight of head: 1800 g
• Manufacturing method: drop-forged one-piece head
• Rebound behavior: non-rebound design to reduce kickback
• Finish: Black Line protective coating
• Intended use: striking, demolition, metal shaping and construction tasks

How to use

Hold the hammer with a firm but comfortable grip and position your body to allow a controlled swing. Aim for steady, deliberate strikes rather than maximum force to take advantage of the non-rebound design and reduce rebound transmitted to the user. Use appropriate striking techniques for the material: for masonry choose firm, direct impacts; for metal shaping use measured blows to control deformation. Inspect the head and handle before use to ensure there are no cracks, looseness or damage that could affect safety.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match the hammer weight and striking face to the task — the 1800 g head is suited to medium-to-heavy work but may be excessive for delicate tasks. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the finish and inspect it regularly for wear or damage.