Menu

10" DRILL REPLACEMENT HAND - Ken-Tool

Part #: 37012

The Ken-Tool 37012 is a durable, professional-grade replacement handle specifically designed for Ken-Tool's 80H-3 and 80H-4 New England Pattern Hand-Drilling Hammers. This essential component ensures that professional technicians and mechanics can maintain their specialized striking tools, extending their lifespan and ensuring optimal performance in demanding automotive and industrial environments.

Key Features

  • Premium U.S. Hickory Construction: Manufactured from top-grade U.S. Hickory, this handle offers superior strength and resilience for prolonged use in professional settings.
  • Precision Fit: Engineered to provide a secure and precise fit with compatible Ken-Tool 80H-3 and 80H-4 hammer heads, ensuring safety and efficiency during striking tasks.
  • Enhanced Durability: The high-quality wood construction resists impacts and vibrations, contributing to a longer service life for your hand-drilling hammer.
  • Easy Replacement: Designed for straightforward installation, allowing mechanics to quickly replace worn or damaged handles and minimize tool downtime.
  • Optimized Ergonomics: Maintains the original balance and feel of the hammer, providing comfortable and controlled handling during repetitive tasks.

Applications

This replacement handle is critical for maintaining the functionality of Ken-Tool's New England Pattern Hand-Drilling Hammers, widely utilized across various professional sectors. It is ideal for tasks requiring precise and forceful striking, such as separating components, driving pins, or general demolition work in automotive repair, heavy-duty industrial maintenance, and construction. Given Ken-Tool's strong reputation in the tire service industry, this handle is particularly valuable for tire shops and vehicle maintenance facilities where durability and reliability are paramount.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Ken-Tool
  • Model Number: 37012
  • Length: 10 inches (25 cm)

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 13 July, 2018.