Hammer, Club
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Product Code : SCL-WT-11763
Engineered for high-load striking applications and masonry demolition, this Club Hammer adheres to DIN 6475 mechanical standards.1 It facilitates structural fabrication and stone-working training within Vocational (TVET) and Secondary technical blocks. Ruggedized for high-occupancy workshop environments, the instrument ensures sustained kinetic force delivery and vibration damping for intensive building construction curricula.
Technical Specifications
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Tender Specification |
OEM Technical Detail |
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Material Grade |
Drop-Forged Carbon Steel (C45 Grade); Induction Hardened |
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Striking Face Hardness |
Calibrated to HRC 50-58 to prevent surface mushrooming |
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Handle Construction |
Seasoned Hickory/Hardwood or Tubular Steel with Vibration-Damping Grip |
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Head-to-Handle Fixation |
Epoxy-Bonded or Steel-Wedged Safety Interface |
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HS Code |
8205.20.00 (Hammers and sledge hammers) |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
Feature: Dual-Faced Forged Head.Outcome: Allows students to apply uniform impact force on masonry chisels and star drills, supporting the "Apply" stage of Structural Engineering Module 102.
Feature: Induction-Hardened Striking Surface.Outcome: Enables the analysis of material deformation under concentrated kinetic energy, supporting the "Analyze" stage of metallurgical stress testing.
Feature: High-Density Ergonomic Shaft.Outcome: Facilitates mastery of lever-arm physics and kinetic energy transfer, reinforcing Vocational Safety and Ergonomic Tool Handling protocols.
International Logistics & Compliance
Our global supply chain infrastructure facilitates high-volume institutional fulfillment via export-grade seaworthy crating (ISPM-15 compliant). Every consignment is protected by a specialized VCI (Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor) internal lining to prevent metallic oxidation during maritime transit. Documentation provided with each shipment includes the Manufacturer’s Authorization Form (MAF) and Technical Manuals in English. This hardware features a tropicalized design, batch-tested for grip-to-shaft adhesion and metallurgical stability in operational environments reaching up to 45°C and 90% non-condensing humidity, ensuring a 15-year operational lifecycle for institutional fit-outs.
Why Source from the OEM?
Procuring directly from the OEM ensures total Vertical Integration of the metallurgical production cycle, effectively eliminating the technical variances common in third-party or "trader" supply chains. Our facility manages the entire production lifecycle from in-house drop-forging and precision heat treatment to the final calibration of handle-vibration frequencies. Unlike generic distributors, every unit is batch-tested for uniformity in Rockwell hardness and strike-impact resistance to exceed international safety benchmarks. We maintain direct factory spares availability, providing procurement officers with technical accountability and a standardized supply chain for long-term workshop sustainability.
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