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Claw Hammer - Fiberglass Handle 13 In - Head 16 Oz - SK Hand Tool

Part #: 8716

The SK Hand Tool 8716 Claw Hammer is engineered for demanding professional use in automotive and industrial environments. Featuring a 16-ounce head crafted from forged, heat-treated steel, this hammer delivers reliable performance and exceptional durability for a wide range of tasks. Its fiberglass handle is designed to absorb shock effectively, reducing user fatigue during extended operation, while providing a secure and comfortable grip.

Key Features

  • 16-Ounce Forged Steel Head: Provides substantial striking force and is heat-treated for enhanced strength and longevity in professional applications.
  • Durable Fiberglass Handle: Offers superior shock absorption to minimize vibration and user strain, making it suitable for continuous use.
  • Ergonomic Textured Grip: Ensures a firm and secure hold, even in oily or greasy conditions commonly found in automotive shops.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand rigorous daily use in industrial settings and demanding job sites.

Applications

This versatile 16oz fiberglass claw hammer is an essential tool for various professional and heavy-duty tasks, including:

  • Automotive Repair: Ideal for striking components, separating seized parts, or performing general bodywork and assembly tasks on vehicles.
  • Industrial Maintenance: Suitable for dislodging stubborn materials, light demolition, and general construction within industrial facilities.
  • General Construction: A dependable choice for framing, prying, and general carpentry on construction sites.
  • Home Improvement Projects: Offers the durability and performance required for extensive home renovation and repair tasks.

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  • Model: 56032
  • Shipping Weight: 1.8lbs
  • UPC: 025141087161
  • Manufacturers Part #: 8716
  • Manufactured by: SK Hand Tool
  • Also Known As: SKT-8716, SK8716

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 16 February, 2007.