Hammer set Beta Tools BE 1360/KP3 — set of sheet metal and punch hammers, 3 pieces

Beta Tools BE 1360/KP3 is a professional set of three hammers designed specifically for sheet metal work and punch operations. The kit combines tools for shaping, planishing and driving punches, allowing technicians and bodywork specialists to perform controlled strikes with consistent results. Each hammer in the set is balanced for reliable handling during repeated use in workshop and automotive repair environments.

Advantages

The set offers purpose-specific striking faces and profiles that reduce distortion when forming and flattening metal panels. Hardened striking surfaces increase wear resistance and maintain geometry under repeated impact. Ergonomic handles and balanced heads improve control and reduce operator fatigue during extended tasks, while the compact three-piece assortment covers common sheet metal and punching requirements without the need for multiple single tools.

Suitable for

• Automotive body repairs and panel reshaping
• Sheet metal forming, planishing and finish work
• Driving and supporting punches and chisels in metalworking
• Workshop maintenance where controlled striking is required

Key specifications

• Set composition: three hammers with different head shapes for shaping and punching
• Head material: heat-treated steel for improved durability and impact resistance
• Striking face types: shaped and flat faces suitable for forming and finishing
• Handle design: ergonomic for secure grip and balanced handling
• Intended use: sheet metal work, bodywork and punch driving

How to use

Select the hammer whose head profile matches the shaping or finishing task. Position the metal piece or punch securely before striking and use controlled, measured blows to avoid overworking the material. For punch driving, align the punch and support it firmly; strike the punch shank with the appropriate hammer face to transfer force accurately. After use, inspect striking faces for wear and store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use protective eyewear and gloves when working with sheet metal. Match hammer face geometry to the task: rounded profiles for shaping and flat faces for planishing. Regularly inspect heads and handles for damage and replace any tool showing significant wear to maintain safe, consistent performance.