Description
Chipping hammers are robust tools designed for striking, breaking, and chipping away at hard materials like concrete, stone, and metal.
- Standard Chipping Hammer (or Pointed Chipping Hammer)
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- Brick Hammer
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Similar to a standard chipping hammer, but often slightly smaller and lighter. It typically has a chisel edge on one side and a flat face or a slightly rounded face on the other. Some brick hammers may have a pointed tip as well, but the chisel is the defining feature.
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- Demolition Hammer (often referred to as a “sledgehammer with a chisel” or “heavy-duty chipping hammer”)
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These are much heavier and larger than standard chipping hammers. They typically have a broad, flat striking face on one side and a wide, thick chisel edge on the other.
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- Riveting Hammer (sometimes confused with chipping hammers due to their striking action)
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These hammers have a flat face on one side and a slightly rounded or dome-shaped face on the other. The faces are typically smooth.
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