Hammer, Club Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-WT-11763
Engineered for high-load striking applications and masonry demolition, this Club Hammer adheres to DIN 6475 mechanical standards.1 It facilitates structural fabrication and stone-working training within Vocational (TVET) and Secondary technical blocks. Ruggedized for high-occupancy workshop environments, the instrument ensures sustained kinetic force delivery and vibration damping for intensive building construction curricula.
Technical Specifications
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Tender Specification |
OEM Technical Detail |
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Material Grade |
Drop-Forged Carbon Steel (C45 Grade); Induction Hardened |
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Striking Face Hardness |
Calibrated to HRC 50-58 to prevent surface mushrooming |
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Handle Construction |
Seasoned Hickory/Hardwood or Tubular Steel with Vibration-Damping Grip |
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Head-to-Handle Fixation |
Epoxy-Bonded or Steel-Wedged Safety Interface |
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ISO Compliance Code |
Manufactured under ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems |
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HS Code |
8205.20.00 (Hammers and sledge hammers) |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
Feature: Dual-Faced Forged Head.Outcome: Allows students to apply uniform impact force on masonry chisels and star drills, supporting the "Apply" stage of Structural Engineering Module 102.
Feature: Induction-Hardened Striking Surface.Outcome: Enables the analysis of material deformation under concentrated kinetic energy, supporting the "Analyze" stage of metallurgical stress testing.
Feature: High-Density Ergonomic Shaft.Outcome: Facilitates mastery of lever-arm physics and kinetic energy transfer, reinforcing Vocational Safety and Ergonomic Tool Handling protocols.
International Logistics & Compliance
Our global supply chain infrastructure facilitates high-volume institutional fulfillment via export-grade seaworthy crating (ISPM-15 compliant). Every consignment is protected by a specialized VCI (Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor) internal lining to prevent metallic oxidation during maritime transit. Documentation provided with each shipment includes the Manufacturer’s Authorization Form (MAF), IQ/OQ/PQ Certification templates for workshop validation, and Technical Manuals in English. This hardware features a tropicalized design, batch-tested for grip-to-shaft adhesion and metallurgical stability in operational environments reaching up to 45°C and 90% non-condensing humidity, ensuring a 15-year operational lifecycle for institutional fit-outs.
Why Source from the OEM?
Procuring directly from the OEM ensures total Vertical Integration of the metallurgical production cycle, effectively eliminating the technical variances common in third-party or "trader" supply chains. Our facility manages the entire production lifecycle from in-house drop-forging and precision heat treatment to the final calibration of handle-vibration frequencies. Unlike generic distributors, every unit is batch-tested for uniformity in Rockwell hardness and strike-impact resistance to exceed international safety benchmarks. We maintain direct factory spares availability, providing procurement officers with technical accountability and a standardized supply chain for long-term workshop sustainability.
