Westward 24Z034 Engineer Drilling Blacksmith Hammer 14.4 lb
A 14.4 lb engineer, drilling and blacksmith hammer with a 30 in carbon steel head for heavy striking tasks
- Product typeEngineer, Drilling & Blacksmith Hammers
- Product weight14.4
- Engineer, drilling and blacksmith hammer for heavy striking
- 4 lb head delivers high impact force
- 30 in handle provides extended reach and leverage
- Carbon steel construction resists deformation under load
- Westward 24Z034 model built for industrial applications
14.4 lb Engineer Hammer
This Westward engineer hammer weighs 14.4 lb and is built for heavy striking in metalworking and demolition. The carbon steel head and 30 in handle deliver the mass and leverage needed for driving stakes, breaking concrete or shaping hot steel. It is a new hand tool supplied under model 24Z034.
Suited for heavy striking tasks
Tradespeople who need maximum impact force for demolition, blacksmithing or driving large pins will find the weight and handle length appropriate. Workers who require a lighter hammer for precision assembly, finish carpentry or extended overhead use should look at something else.
14.4 lb head weight
The 14.4 lb head weight is the single figure that determines whether this hammer matches the job. Heavier heads drive deeper with each blow but increase fatigue and reduce control for finer work.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Hammers, Mallets & Sledges, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $115.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 78 comparable items (median $26.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Westward |
| Model name | 24Z034 |
| Product type | Engineer, Drilling & Blacksmith Hammers |
Questions about this item
How do I verify the hammer is performing correctly after first use?
After striking, check that the carbon steel head shows no mushrooming or chipping and that the 30 in handle remains firmly seated with no looseness.
What comes in the box and what must I supply separately?
The box contains the 14.4 lb engineer drilling blacksmith hammer with its 30 in handle; no additional striking faces or wedges are included.
Which weight version should I choose for heavy forging work?
The 14.4 lb head delivers maximum driving force for blacksmith and drilling tasks, while lighter 10 lb models suit less demanding applications.
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