VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer: 13 in Overall Lg, Steel Handle, Perpendicular, 1 1/4 in Blade Lg
The VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer (MPN ABL18) is a 13-inch overall length, steel-handle hammer with a perpendicular head orientation. It features an 18 oz head weight and a 1 1/4-inch blade length, designed for…
SKU 3G-OTH-639902
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Product Description
The VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer (MPN ABL18) is a 13-inch overall length, steel-handle hammer with a perpendicular head orientation. It features an 18 oz head weight and a 1 1/4-inch blade length, designed for bricklaying tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer used for?
A VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer is used for cutting and shaping brick, block, and stone in masonry work. Its perpendicular head and 18 oz weight deliver controlled strikes for splitting materials, while the steel handle provides durability on job sites.
What are the specifications of the VAUGHAN ABL18 Bricklayers Hammer?
The VAUGHAN ABL18 Bricklayers Hammer has a 13-inch overall length, steel handle, perpendicular head orientation, 18 oz head weight, and 1 1/4-inch blade length. It is designed for professional bricklaying and masonry applications.
Where to buy a VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer (ABL18) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for a quote and lead time on this masonry tool.
How to maintain a VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer?
Keep the VAUGHAN Bricklayers Hammer clean and dry after use. Inspect the steel handle for cracks or deformation. Dress the striking face and blade edge periodically with a file to remove burrs. Store in a dry area to prevent rust.
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3G Electric supplies VAUGHAN bricklayer's hammers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
