Engineering Hammer Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9222
Jlab Export is a leading Engineering Hammer Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
An engineering hammer is the everyday bench hammer of a fitting shop. It strikes cold chisels and punches, sets rivets and taps parts into place. This one has a 500 g head of hardened mild steel on a shatterproof plastic handle, a middle weight that suits most bench jobs done by students.
Specifications
| Head weight | 500 g |
| Head material | Hardened mild steel |
| Handle | Shatterproof plastic |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Fitting Shop Exercises for Students
Chipping and filing a mild steel block to size is one of the first fitting jobs. The block is held in a Bench Vice, and surplus metal is chipped off with a Flat Cold Chisel struck by the hammer. The face is then finished with a Flat File and checked for flatness and square.
Before any hole is drilled, the hammer drives a Punch Tool to mark the centre so the drill point starts in the right place. In sheet-metal jobs it also forms the heads of solid rivets. Teachers use these jobs to teach the grip, the swing from the elbow and where to look while striking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What weight of hammer suits bench fitting?
A 500 g head is a common middle weight. It drives a cold chisel in chipping practice and is still light enough for centre punching and riveting without tiring the arm.
How should the hammer be held for chipping?
Grip the handle near its end, not close to the head, and swing from the elbow. Watch the edge of the chisel rather than its head. Hold the chisel firmly but not tightly, and wear safety glasses, because chips fly.
What does the shatterproof plastic handle offer?
A plastic handle does not split or dry out. It also does not shrink and work loose in the head in a hot, dry workshop, the way a wooden handle can.
How do I look after the hammer?
Keep the face clean and free of oil so it does not glance off the work. Take a hammer out of use if the face is chipped or the head is loose, and never strike one hammer against another.
Other Hammers for Fitting and Welding
- Club Hammers (heavy, fibreglass handle)
- Ball Peen Hammer
- Chipping Hammer (for weld slag)
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
