Hand Hammer

Hand hammers are tools that fall under the supply class Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered in the supply group Hand Tools. These hammers are typically used for striking or pounding objects. They are designed to be held and operated by hand, without the need for any external power source.

Hand hammers come in various sizes and shapes, each serving a specific purpose. Some common types of hand hammers include:

1. Claw Hammer: This is a versatile hammer with a flat striking face on one side and a curved claw for pulling nails on the other side. It is commonly used in construction and woodworking.

2. Ball Peen Hammer: This hammer has a rounded striking face on one side and a rounded peen on the other side. It is often used in metalworking for shaping and riveting.

3. Sledgehammer: A sledgehammer is a large, heavy hammer with a long handle. It is primarily used for heavy-duty tasks such as demolition or driving stakes.

4. Rubber Mallet: This hammer has a rubber or plastic head, which is softer than metal. It is commonly used in woodworking or for tasks that require a softer impact to avoid damaging the surface.

5. Dead Blow Hammer: A dead blow hammer has a hollow head filled with sand or shot. This design helps to minimize rebound and provide a more controlled strike. It is often used in automotive or machinery work.

These are just a few examples of hand hammers within the supply class Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered in the supply group Hand Tools. Each type of hand hammer has its own specific use and is designed to meet different needs in various industries.