Overview
Features
PICARD Carpenters' Roofing Hammer, No. H 298f – Gold-plated and crafted from alloyed PICARD special steel, carefully hardened and tempered. Features a magnetic nail-holder, high eye for extended steel-pipe reception, and a traditional 1-component grip. Made from chromium-molybdenum tubular steel, DIN 7239, and presented in a wooden gift box with burnt-in PICARD logo.
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Specifications
General Information
Brand
Picard
Packaging
Bulk
Country of Origin
Germany
UPC
4016671034370
California Residents
Part Number
H0029860
Product Type
Specialty Hammers
Physical Characteristics
Weight
1.38 kg
3.05 lb
Finish
Gold-plated
Material
Chromium Molybdenum Tubular Steel
Details
Features
Article H 298f
Gold-plated
Made from alloyed PICARD special - steel, carefully hardened and tempered
With magnetic nail-holder
High eye = Longer reception of steel-pipe at the hammer head
Chromium molybdenum tubular steel
1 Component grip, traditional
DIN 7239
In wooden gift box, with burnt-in PICARD logo
Gold-plated
Made from alloyed PICARD special - steel, carefully hardened and tempered
With magnetic nail-holder
High eye = Longer reception of steel-pipe at the hammer head
Chromium molybdenum tubular steel
1 Component grip, traditional
DIN 7239
In wooden gift box, with burnt-in PICARD logo
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About manufacturer
Founded in 1857, Picard Hammers has exemplified expert quality and craftsmanship for more than 150 years. Known for their German-engineered precision, Picard offers a wide range of hammers designed for professional tradesmen and Tool Junkies alike. From framing and roofing hammers to specialty hammers like masonry and blacksmithing hammers, Picard provides the ideal tool for many applications – even forestry work. With a focus on durability, safety, and comfort, Picard Hammers are built to withstand the toughest jobs while delivering the precision and performance that professionals demand. If you're looking for a reliable hammer that can handle any task, look no further than Picard!
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