Club Hammers

Club hammers are heavy, short-handled, square-headed hammers designed for striking chisels, bits and punches with force. On site they are used to break up and chisel masonry and plaster, to rough-dress stone and to drive in stakes and wedges; they are basic tools for bricklayers, carpenters and maintenance operatives.

Types of club hammer available

• With wooden handle: the classic bricklayer's version.
• With fibreglass or synthetic handle: rubber-coated grip and a sturdy handle, including flex-handle versions.
• Double-headed or double-faced: two striking faces on the same tool.
• In different weights: from club hammers of just over a kilo to those of almost two kilos.

The collection includes Stanley, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Rubi, Fervi and Mass club hammers.

How to choose

Weight matters most: a heavier head does more on demolition work, while a lighter one is less tiring on long or precision jobs. Then consider the handle material and the grip, since gloves are often worn. For orders and availability, AMES Srl works by quotation: write or call us and we will reply with lead times and terms.