Bellota 8009 Cross-Peen Mechanic's Hammer with Forged Steel Head and Beech Wood Handle
The cross-peen hammer combines a flat face for striking with a transverse peen for starting rivets, straightening and shaping. The Bellota 8009 has a forged steel head with controlled hardness at the impact zones. It is designed for striking sheet metal and steel parts in assemblies, rivets, weld spots and general mechanical adjustment.
The beech wood handle comes from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified) and the joint with the head is secured by a fibreglass wedge patented by Bellota, so the head does not work loose. Available in five head weights, from 320 g to 870 g.
Forged steel head with striking face and pein
Controlled hardness in the impact zones
For workshop and mechanical maintenance
PEFC beech handle with patented fibreglass wedge
Five weights, from 320 to 870 g
Technical specifications
Reference
Head weight
Handle length
Grip diameter
Dimensions
Total weight
8009-A
320 g
30 cm
28 mm
94 x 295 x 27 mm
0.38 kg
8009-B
420 g
32 cm
29 mm
105 x 320 x 30 mm
0.52 kg
8009-C
540 g
32 cm
29 mm
115 x 320 x 34 mm
0.72 kg
8009-D
700 g
34.8 cm
30 mm
123 x 347 x 36 mm
0.86 kg
8009-E
870 g
35 cm
30 mm
133 x 350 x 39 mm
1.1 kg
Frequently asked questions
What is the Bellota 8009 cross-peen hammer used for?
It is used for striking sheet metal and steel parts in assemblies, rivets, weld spots and general mechanical adjustment. The transverse peen helps start rivets, straighten and shape the material.
What is the difference between the face and the peen?
The face is the flat side of the head, designed for striking. The peen is the transverse part, used for starting rivets, straightening and shaping. Both have controlled hardness at the impact zones.
What weights are available and what are their dimensions?
There are five head weights, from 320 g (8009-A) to 870 g (8009-E). The total weight ranges from 0.38 to 1.1 kg and the handle length from 30 to 35 cm, depending on the reference you choose.
How is the head attached to the handle?
The joint is secured by a fibreglass wedge patented by Bellota so the head does not work loose. The handle is beech wood from sustainably managed forests, PEFC certified.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the peen for?
For starting rivets, straightening and shaping sheet metal.
Which weight should I choose?
320 and 420 g for fine work; 540 to 870 g for general workshop use and heavier striking.
How is the handle attached?
With a fibreglass wedge patented by Bellota.
Is there a version with a fibre handle?
Yes, the Bellota 8009CF has a carbon fibre handle.
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