Club Hammers Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9213
Jlab Export is a leading Club Hammers Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A club hammer is a heavy, short-handled hammer swung with one hand. It drives cold chisels, bolsters and punches, and it is used for cutting and trimming in masonry work. This club hammer has a 1.81 kg (4 lb) head with ground striking faces that are hardened and heat treated. The fibreglass handle has a rubber grip.
Specifications
| Head weight | 1.81 kg (4 lb) |
| Striking faces | Ground, hardened and heat treated |
| Handle | Fibreglass with rubber grip |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice with a Club Hammer
In fitting and smithy practice, students cut mild steel bar or flat strip on an Anvil With Stand. They set a Flat Cold Chisel on the mark and drive it with the club hammer. The bar is turned after every few blows until it can be snapped off. The weight of the head does the work with a short, controlled swing.
Electrician and plumbing trainees use the same hammer to cut chases and holes in brickwork for conduit and pipes, with a cold chisel from the Punch & Chisel Set. Teachers use these jobs to show safe chisel holding and why eye protection is worn whenever steel strikes steel or stone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a club hammer different from a sledge hammer?
A club hammer has a short handle and is swung with one hand, so the other hand can hold a chisel or bolster. A sledge hammer has a long handle and a heavier head and is swung with both hands for breaking and driving. This 1.81 kg hammer is for chisel work, not demolition.
How heavy is this club hammer?
The head weighs 1.81 kg, which is 4 lb. That weight drives a chisel through brick or steel bar with a short swing, while the hammer can still be used with one hand.
Why a fibreglass handle?
Fibreglass does not shrink, split or rot the way a wooden handle can in a hot, dry workshop, so the head is less likely to work loose. The rubber grip gives a firm hold when hands are dusty or sweaty.
What should be checked before use?
Check that the head is tight and that the faces are not chipped. Wear safety glasses, hold the chisel firmly down its body and watch the chisel edge, not the hammer. A chisel with a mushroomed head should be dressed on a grinder before use.
Other Hammers for the Workshop
- Engineering Hammer (hardened mild steel head)
- Ball Peen Hammer
- Mallet Hammer (solid rubber)
For a quote, use Add To Cart or send us a message through the contact page.
Last updated: 5 November 2026
