Ampco Nonsparking Sledge Hammer H-69FG 15 in
Non-sparking sledge hammer with a 3 lb aluminum-bronze head on a 15 in fiberglass handle
- Non-sparking head reduces ignition risk in hazardous areas
- Aluminum-bronze construction resists corrosion for longer service life
- Fiberglass handle absorbs vibration to lessen user fatigue
- Ribbed grip surface improves control in wet or oily conditions
- 15 in overall length gives balanced swing leverage
Ampco Non-Sparking Sledge Hammer H-69FG
This Ampco sledge hammer is built for environments where a single spark could ignite flammable gas or dust. The aluminum-bronze head and fiberglass handle make it suitable for maintenance crews in refineries, chemical plants and mining operations.
Corrosion-resistant head and ribbed grip
The nickel-aluminum-bronze head resists corrosion in harsh industrial atmospheres. A ribbed fiberglass handle provides a non-slip grip during normal striking work, while the non-sparking materials reduce ignition risk in daily use.
Hexagon face and fixed handle under sustained impact
The 15 in overall length and hexagon face deliver controlled force over extended driving sessions. Because the handle is not replaceable and the hammer lacks a dead-blow design, users planning continuous heavy demolition should verify the fixed construction meets their service-life requirements.
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- Price $110.99
- Pricier than about 87% of the 117 comparable items (median $18.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | AMPCO |
Questions about this item
How do you mount the H-69FG head onto the 15 in fiberglass handle without loosening it?
The handle is fixed and non-replaceable, so the head is factory-secured; attempting to remove or re-seat it can damage the fiberglass and void the non-sparking rating.
What part of the H-69FG will wear first and need replacement?
The ribbed grip and hexagon striking face are the only wear surfaces; the handle cannot be swapped, so heavy abrasion means replacing the entire hammer.
At what point does the aluminum-bronze head lose its non-sparking property during prolonged striking?
The high-strength nickel-aluminum-bronze face retains its non-sparking characteristic as long as the striking surface remains free of embedded ferrous particles or deep deformation.
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