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Draper Sledge Hammer - Tooled Up recorded price
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Draper Sledge Hammer
Draper DIY & Hardware
Product description
The 3.2kg (7lb) Draper Sledge Hammer is the lightest model in the range, making it ideal for general workshop tasks, light demolition work, and applications where precision and control are paramount. This weight strikes an excellent balance between striking power and manoeuvrability, allowing for extended use without excessive fatigue. Perfectly suited for driving stakes, breaking up small masonry, automotive work, and general metalworking tasks, this hammer delivers sufficient force for everyday applications whilst remaining comfortable to wield throughout the working day. The forged high carbon steel head is correctly hardened and tempered with a polished face for clean strikes, whilst the fibreglass shaft and shock-absorbing grip work together to minimise vibration transfer to your hands and arms. Features and Benefits: • 3.2kg head weight ideal for controlled striking • Forged from high carbon steel • Polished face ensures accurate impact • Fibreglass shaft for durability • Comfortable shock-absorbing grip Contents: • 1 x Fibreglass Shaft Sledge Hammer, 3.2kg/7lb
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United Kingdom · GBP
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£39.95
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