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Wood-handled sledge hammer, 14 in zinc-alloy head

American Hammer

American Hammer 3 lb 14 in Wood Sledge Hammer

SKU CH-PZQR-KBCZB

A 14 in wood-handled sledge hammer with a zinc alloy head and friction grip for demolition work

  • 3 lb head weight powers through demolition tasks
  • 14 in handle length gives strong swing leverage
  • Zinc alloy head construction resists wear and deformation
  • Wood handle with friction grip ensures secure control
  • Standard tether capability allows lanyard attachment for safety

Demolition sledge hammer

The American Hammer sledge hammer is built for demolition tasks such as tearing down walls and breaking concrete. Its zinc-alloy head and wooden handle deliver a balance of durability and manageable weight for the job site.

Friction grip and tether cap

The handle includes a friction grip that improves control during heavy swings and a standard tether capability for securing the tool when working at height or in busy areas.

Three-pound head on 14 in handle

The 3 lb head on a 14 in handle provides enough mass for driving stakes and light concrete work while remaining light enough for extended overhead use. It is not suited for heavy industrial breaking that demands a heavier head or longer leverage.

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Price $55.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 117 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameAMERICAN HAMMER

Questions about this item

Will the wood handle need replacing after heavy use?

The 14 in wood handle can be replaced with a standard sledge-hammer handle if it cracks or loosens, using the existing head and wedge.

What part reaches its limit first during repeated heavy swings?

The zinc-alloy head will deform or mushroom on the striking faces before the wood handle fails under normal demolition work.

Does the hammer get hot or transmit vibration during all-day demolition?

The wood handle absorbs vibration and stays cool; the zinc-alloy head does not generate noticeable heat during continuous use.

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