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Marking Hammers

Promote Safety!

Hammers specifically designed for marking in a variety of styles to promote safety in the workplace.

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O.E. Marking Hammer

The hammer head is machined from shock-resistant steel.

It is supplied with an impact-resistant fiberglass handle.

Hammer end faces are machined with a large radius for safer striking - corners are eliminated to reduce chipping & spalling.

These hammers are specially heat treated to optimize performance and are available in sizes ranging from 3/4 lbs. to 6 lbs.

OE Marking Hammer

Double-End Marking Hammer

This hammer has tapered ends optimized for striking small stamps.

It is supplied with an impact-resistant 16" fiberglass handle.

Available in 1 lb. size only.

 

double end marking hammer

Inspection Hammer

The Hammer inserts are available from 3/32” to 1/2” character size.

  • Single character (A-Z, 0-9, etc.)
  • Double character (AA, 99, etc.)

The hammers are available in a variety of sizes and are supplied with impact-resistant fiberglass handles. The characters can be inserted into one end only.

Click here for Hammer Inserts.

Click here to download our Symbol Chart.

Inspection Hammer Classic Grip

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Cut Letter Marking Hammer

A character, symbol, or logo is engraved directly into the hammer head, up to 1" character. Single or double-ended. The hammer is supplied with an impact-resistant fiberglass handle.

WARNING: Wear safety goggles. Strike squarely. Avoid glancing blows. Never strike this tool against another striking tool. Striking hard surface can cause chipping possibly resulting in eye injury. Discard immediately if chipping, mushrooming or denting occurs.

 

 

cut letter marking hammer

cut letter examples for marking hammers

Examples

 

Download the Marking Standards Guide
Traditional Industrial Part Marking Guide
Download the Hand Stamp Symbols Chart

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