Expert By Facom Hammers
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Expert By Facom Hammers at MyToolShed.co.uk
Expert By Facom hammers are built for workshop, site and maintenance use, where a tool needs to strike accurately and survive daily knocks. Our selection covers ball pein hammers, club hammers, engineers hammers and soft face hammers, so you can match the head and weight to the job in hand.
Whether you're a fitter, mechanic, bricklayer or general tradesman, Expert By Facom hammers give you a dependable striking tool without unnecessary extras.
Expert By Facom Hammers Features and Benefits
- Forged steel heads: Strong and durable, so the head holds its shape under repeated heavy blows.
- Hardened striking faces: Resist chipping and wear, helping you work accurately for longer.
- Secure head fitting: Keeps the head firmly on the handle, which is vital for safe, controlled striking.
- Comfortable handles: Help reduce hand fatigue and improve grip during long jobs.
- Task-specific designs: From metalworking to masonry to delicate assembly, each type is shaped for its purpose.
Popular Expert By Facom Hammers
Ball Pein Hammers
A flat face for general striking and a rounded pein for peening, shaping and setting rivets. A staple for engineers and mechanics.
Club Hammers
Short-handled, heavy-headed hammers for driving chisels and bolsters, and for demolition and masonry work.
Engineers Hammers
Well-balanced hammers for fitting, fabrication and general workshop tasks that demand control.
Soft Face Hammers
Used to tap parts into place without marring the surface. Ideal for assembling components, finished metalwork and delicate materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right Expert By Facom hammer?
Start with the job. Choose a ball pein or engineers hammer for metalwork and fitting, a club hammer for chisels and masonry, and a soft face hammer when you need to avoid damaging the workpiece. Then pick a weight you can swing comfortably and accurately.
Can I use a club hammer with any chisel?
Club hammers are designed for striking cold chisels, bolsters and similar tools. Always check the chisel's striking end is in good condition, with no mushrooming, and wear safety glasses when striking.
