Fixman Mechanic Hammer 500g

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Model: FIX C0202
Weight: 0.66kg
Pack Dim: 114.00mm x 318.00mm x 318.00mm
UPC: 6940425160122

FIXMAN

Price:

R 299.00

Ex VAT: R 260.00

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Fixman Machinist Hammer 500g Fibreglass Handle

At a Glance: 500g machinist hammer with a drop-forged polished steel head and non-slip fibreglass handle

The Fixman FIX C0202 Machinist Hammer is a tough, reliable striking tool designed for metalworking, workshop repairs, fabrication and general trade use. Built with a durable drop-forged polished steel head and a comfortable fibreglass handle, it delivers controlled striking power while helping reduce vibration and hand fatigue during repetitive use. The non-slip rubber grip gives a secure hold, making this hammer a practical choice for shaping metal, working with fasteners, general assembly tasks and everyday workshop jobs.

Durable striking performance for workshop and metalworking use

The Fixman Machinist Hammer combines a strong carbon steel head with an ergonomic fibreglass handle, giving the user a balanced hammer that is built for strength, comfort and dependable impact control.

Product highlights

500g hammer head: A practical size for controlled striking, shaping and general workshop use.
Drop-forged polished steel: Built for durability and long service life in demanding working conditions.
Fibreglass handle: Provides strength, impact resistance and reduced vibration compared to traditional wooden handles.
Non-slip rubber grip: Helps maintain a firm, comfortable hold during use.
Ergonomic design: Designed to improve comfort and control during repetitive striking work.

Extra Information

A machinist hammer is commonly used where controlled, accurate striking is required in metalworking and workshop environments.
The fibreglass handle helps absorb impact and is less prone to splitting than a wooden handle under normal working conditions.
Always select the correct hammer size for the material and task to avoid damaging the workpiece or tool.

Pro Tips

Use the flat striking face for controlled hammer blows on punches, pins and suitable metalwork applications.
Keep the hammer face clean and free from oil or grease to improve control and reduce slipping on contact.
Avoid striking hardened tools or hardened steel surfaces unless the hammer is specifically suitable for that task.

How to Use

Inspect the hammer before use and make sure the head and handle are secure and undamaged.
Wear suitable eye protection before striking metal, pins, punches or fasteners.
Hold the hammer firmly by the rubber grip, keeping your hand clear of the striking area.
Position the workpiece securely on a stable surface before striking.
Use controlled, direct blows and avoid glancing strikes.
Do not use the hammer if the striking face is chipped, cracked or badly damaged.
Clean and store the hammer in a dry place after use.

Features

High-quality steel head: Manufactured from durable carbon steel for dependable striking performance.
Polished striking faces: Helps provide cleaner contact during metalworking and general hammering tasks.
Integrated fibreglass handle: Strong, durable handle construction for everyday workshop use.
Soft rubber grip: Comfortable grip surface helps reduce slipping during operation.
Flared handle end: Helps improve control and reduces the chance of the hammer slipping from the hand.
Tempered rim: Designed to reduce the risk of chipping during normal use.

Benefits

Better control: The balanced 500g size gives users solid striking power without feeling overly heavy.
Comfortable handling: The rubber grip and fibreglass handle help reduce vibration and improve user comfort.
Long-lasting durability: The drop-forged steel head is built to handle regular workshop and trade use.
Versatile workshop use: Suitable for metalworking, shaping, fitting, assembly and general striking applications.

Application

Rounding the edges of metal pins and fasteners
Shaping and forming metal components
General workshop striking tasks
Mechanical repair and assembly work
Fabrication and maintenance applications

Safety

Wear eye protection when striking metal, pins, punches or fasteners.
Use gloves where needed to improve grip and protect hands from sharp edges or metal fragments.
Do not use the hammer if the head, handle or grip is cracked, loose or damaged.
Ensure the workpiece is properly supported before striking.
Keep fingers and other body parts clear of the striking area.
Do not strike hardened surfaces unless the tool and application are suitable.
Store safely after use to prevent damage to the hammer or injury from falling tools.