Bon #21-358 BRICK HAMMER – 24 OZ – Wood Handle

Bon #21-358 BRICK HAMMER – 24 OZ – Wood Handle

The Bon 24-Ounce Brick Hammer (SKU 21-358) is a professional-grade tool designed for essential masonry tasks such as cutting, chipping, and accurately setting bricks and stone. The head is constructed from heavy-duty forged steel. Therefore, the hammer provides maximum striking force and structural integrity, ensuring it withstands constant heavy impacts without failing. The 24-ounce weight offers an excellent balance. Consequently, this weight provides masons with both powerful chipping capability and precise control during scoring and cutting.

Bon engineered the head and handle connection for long-term durability. The hammer features a traditional hardwood handle. Furthermore, the hardwood offers a comfortable, firm grip that many professionals prefer for its solid feel and vibration dampening properties. A significant benefit of this model is the availability of a specific replacement handle (SKU 21-410). Thus, professionals can easily extend the hammer’s life simply by replacing the handle if it wears out or breaks, making it a cost-effective investment.

The precision crafting of the forged steel head allows masons to make clean cuts and chips, speeding up the workflow. The reliability and balance of the hammer ensure that users can strike masonry units accurately every time. Moreover, the classic design and high-quality materials guarantee this hammer will be a dependable part of your toolkit for years to come. We commit to offering only the highest quality, professional-grade equipment like the Bon 24-Ounce Brick Hammer at USA Scaffolding. Browse our helpful links below to see all the durable tools and machinery we offer!

Detailed Specifications

• SKU: 21-358
• Weight: 24 ounces
• Head Material: Forged Steel
• Handle Material: Hardwood
• Replacement Handle SKU: 21-410
• Function: Cutting, chipping, and setting masonry units

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