Faithfull Boiler Scaling Hammer, 454g (16oz), Hickory Handle
Faithfull's 454g boiler scaling hammer removes stubborn deposits with its chisel-shaped head & hickory handle.
The Faithfull Boiler Scaling Hammer is specially designed for removing tough deposits and scale from metal surfaces. Featuring a dual-purpose chisel-shaped head, with one end vertical and the other horizontal to the handle, it provides versatile scraping and chipping action for efficient descaling.
Crafted for durability, the hammer comes fitted with a sturdy hickory handle, offering a comfortable and secure grip during use. Ideal for plumbing, metalwork, and maintenance tasks, this hammer is an essential tool for professionals tackling stubborn scale buildup on boilers and other metal equipment.
With its balanced weight and ergonomic design, the Faithfull Boiler Scaling Hammer ensures effective and efficient performance, reducing effort while maximising results.
- Weight: 454g (16oz)
- Head Shape: Chisel (one vertical, one horizontal)
- Handle Material: Hickory
- Use: Descaling and deposit removal from metal surfaces
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