Bellota 5308HRCCFN Spanish-Pattern Untempered Club Hammer with Carbon Fibre Handle for Hard Materials

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Bellota 5308HRCCFN Spanish-Pattern Untempered Club Hammer with Carbon Fibre Handle for Hard Materials

When you need to strike hardened steel parts or make adjustments to treated parts, a tempered head can chip or mark the surface. The Spanish Bellota 5308HRCCFN club hammer has an untempered forged steel head, so it reduces the risk of chipping and protects the parts you are adjusting.

It features a carbon fiber handle, stronger and more ergonomic, with non-slip side grooves, and a tapered joint between head and handle that won't come loose. With a 1 kg head and a 27 cm handle, it is a compact and precise tool for workshop, assembly and maintenance work.

  • Untempered (non-hardened) forged steel head
  • Lower risk of chipping when striking hard materials
  • Protects treated parts during adjustments
  • Carbon fiber handle with non-slip grooves
  • Tapered head-to-handle joint

Technical specifications

Reference Head weight Head (width x height) Handle length Dimensions Total weight
5308-A 0 HRc CFN 1,000 g 12.5 x 4 cm 27 cm 125 x 270 x 45 mm 1.13 kg

Frequently asked questions

What makes the untempered Bellota 5308HRCCFN club hammer different?

Its head is made of untempered (non-hardened) forged steel. When you strike hardened steel parts, it reduces the risk of chipping and protects the treated parts you are adjusting.

What is it used for?

It is designed for striking hardened steel parts and making adjustments to treated parts, in workshop, assembly and maintenance tasks. It is a compact and precise tool.

What are its dimensions and weight?

It has a 1 kg head (12.5 x 4 cm) and a 27 cm handle. Its dimensions are 125 x 270 x 45 mm and the total weight is 1.13 kg. There is only one size, reference 5308-A 0 HRc CFN.

What is the handle like?

It is made of carbon fiber, stronger and more ergonomic, with non-slip side grooves. It also has a tapered joint between head and handle that won't come loose.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of a non-hardened head?

Because it is not hard, it reduces the risk of chips when striking hard materials and does not damage treated parts.

Where is it used?

In workshops, assembly and industrial maintenance, for adjustments and striking steel parts.

Is it suitable for chasing?

For chasing with a chisel, the hardened Bellota 5308CFN version is more suitable.

Does the handle slip?

No, the carbon fibre handle has side grooves that improve grip.