Bellota 5308CFN Spanish-Pattern Club Hammer with Carbon Fibre Handle for Chasing
Chasing walls for electrical or plumbing installations is much easier with a good club hammer and a chisel. The Spanish Bellota 5308CFN club hammer has a forged steel head with controlled hardness in the striking areas and uniform tempering, so every blow is precise and the head won't break, deform or wear down.
The carbon fiber handle is stronger and more ergonomic than a conventional one, with non-slip side grooves for a secure grip. The tapered joint between head and handle is guaranteed, so you can work with confidence. Available in three head weights: 700 g, 1 kg and 1.3 kg.
Forged steel head with uniform tempering and hardness
Ideal with a chisel or cold chisel for chasing walls
Strong, ergonomic carbon fiber handle
Non-slip side grooves
Guaranteed tapered joint
Technical specifications
Reference
Head weight
Head (width x height)
Handle length
Dimensions
Total weight
5308-0 CF N
700 g
10.8 x 3.5 cm
27 cm
109 x 270 x 45 mm
0.87 kg
5308-A CF N
1,000 g
12.5 x 4 cm
27 cm
125 x 270 x 45 mm
1.14 kg
5308-B CFN
1,300 g
13.3 x 4.1 cm
27 cm
134 x 270 x 49 mm
1.43 kg
Frequently asked questions
What is the Spanish Bellota 5308CFN club hammer used for?
It is used to chase walls for electrical or plumbing installations, together with a chisel or cold chisel. Its forged steel head has uniform tempering and controlled hardness in the striking areas.
What weights are available?
There are three head weights: 700 g (5308-0), 1 kg (5308-A) and 1.3 kg (5308-B), all with a 27 cm handle. The total weight is 0.87 kg, 1.14 kg and 1.43 kg respectively.
What is the handle like?
It is made of carbon fiber, stronger and more ergonomic than a conventional one, with non-slip side grooves for a secure grip. The joint between head and handle is tapered.
What is the head like?
It is made of forged steel, with uniform tempering so that every blow is precise and the head won't break, deform or wear down. It measures from 10.8 x 3.5 cm to 13.3 x 4.1 cm depending on the weight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Spanish-pattern club hammer used for?
For striking chisels and cold chisels when chasing walls and for minor demolition and striking work.
Which weight should I choose?
The 700 g one is the easiest to handle for fine work; the 1 kg one is the most versatile and the 1.3 kg one gives more force on hard materials.
What are the advantages of the carbon fibre handle?
It is stronger and more ergonomic, and its side grooves stop the club hammer from slipping.
Can the head work loose?
The head is fixed with a tapered fitting whose secure bond is guaranteed by Bellota.
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