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Welding Chipping Hammer
The Welding chipping hammer features a tapered tip and a double bevel at the end, perfect for cleaning and removing slag from all welds. It is suitable for welders, and can be used on building sites, car maintenance, as well as breaking ice and knocking brick slag. It can also be used as a life hammer.Efficient, convenient and labor-saving.
Wooden Handle
The handle is made of high-grade solid wood, abrasion resistant, feels comfortable.The surface is finely polished and smooth, with The surface is finely polished and smooth, easy to grip and durable. Reduce recoil, reduce working fatigue.
High Quality
Forged with 1045# steel material, blow quenching heat treatment, high hardness, strong and durable. Hammerhead and wood handle are closely connected with the inlay technology, it is not easy to break off, good safety. If you SMAW (stick) or MIG weld often, this is well worth the money.
Matters Need Attention
It is often used with sand fragments and it has a pointed hammer, so wear protective gloves and goggles before using the device, and keep away from children.
Harland Monroe
2025-09-04 12:47:19
I like the way it fits in my hand it's more balanced than you would expect. It fits down into the corners so you can get more slag off before wire brushing it. Don't know about long-term durability yet I guess we will see. But I think it will last awhile.
☘ï¸Saint MiseryðŸ€
2025-09-03 17:02:01
Very standard but not too cheaply made. They are a great value and should do the job just fine.
S. Brown
2025-08-31 12:51:23
The head of this chipping hammer broke off the handle in less than a week. Very weak wood in the handle. Don't waste your money on this one.
Cjsmiles
2025-08-26 17:01:14
My favorite part is when the flimsy handle breaks and you weld a steel round stock into it. Holds its edge and point well. Definitely hand crafted work. Maybe made from leaf springs and polished?
A. M. Black
2025-08-19 17:27:39
Works well for it’s size
H. H. Mika
2025-08-11 16:38:26
Head is looseHandle is a twigNeither end is sharp
Customer
2025-08-08 19:37:26
Very cheap chipping hammer. The tip won't stay sharp for long, and you'll be grinding it a lot. But i've had more expensive chipping hammers with the same story. Eventually they all end up getting ground to a nub.
TrineoTech
2025-08-03 16:54:35
Needed a real chipping hammer, as the screwdriver method was getting old. Selected based in the price point, and was a bit disappointed with the quality of the product. While the business end is sturdy enough for chipping the slag, the fit up with handle is not as I would have expected. Loose fit, excess space between the head and handle, and the expanders to wedge the head to handle are a couple of simple staples that don't expand the handle enough to do any good. But...and the saving grace is, I am not a daily welder, and for the hobbyist amount I will be using this tool, it is more than adequate. You get what you pay for.
anibal da fonseca
2025-07-30 11:26:54
It looked okay in the photo but to use in practice it’s not that good the edges are blunt
Trukis
2025-06-05 14:58:41
Decent quality materials, head was loose, needed a new wedge installed before use.
Tiny
2025-05-06 15:53:09
Not made very well
Harland Monroe
2025-04-29 18:07:35
I like the way it fits in my hand it's more balanced than you would expect. It fits down into the corners so you can get more slag off before wire brushing it. Don't know about long-term durability yet I guess we will see. But I think it will last awhile.
☘ï¸Saint MiseryðŸ€
2025-04-27 14:37:31
Very standard but not too cheaply made. They are a great value and should do the job just fine.
S. Brown
2025-04-07 15:07:38
The head of this chipping hammer broke off the handle in less than a week. Very weak wood in the handle. Don't waste your money on this one.
Cjsmiles
2025-03-24 11:28:12
My favorite part is when the flimsy handle breaks and you weld a steel round stock into it. Holds its edge and point well. Definitely hand crafted work. Maybe made from leaf springs and polished?
A. M. Black
2025-03-23 13:08:03
Works well for it’s size
H. H. Mika
2025-03-20 15:12:41
Head is looseHandle is a twigNeither end is sharp
Customer
2025-02-08 16:39:25
Very cheap chipping hammer. The tip won't stay sharp for long, and you'll be grinding it a lot. But i've had more expensive chipping hammers with the same story. Eventually they all end up getting ground to a nub.
TrineoTech
2025-01-29 09:29:51
Needed a real chipping hammer, as the screwdriver method was getting old. Selected based in the price point, and was a bit disappointed with the quality of the product. While the business end is sturdy enough for chipping the slag, the fit up with handle is not as I would have expected. Loose fit, excess space between the head and handle, and the expanders to wedge the head to handle are a couple of simple staples that don't expand the handle enough to do any good. But...and the saving grace is, I am not a daily welder, and for the hobbyist amount I will be using this tool, it is more than adequate. You get what you pay for.
anibal da fonseca
2025-01-25 16:23:15
It looked okay in the photo but to use in practice it’s not that good the edges are blunt
Trukis
2025-01-01 15:15:53
Decent quality materials, head was loose, needed a new wedge installed before use.
Tiny
2024-12-22 18:06:54
Not made very well
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