- High Quality Rock Pick: This all-steel drop-forged rock pick hammer is heat treated and tempered for high strength and excellent durability
- Anti-skid Handle: The ergonomically designed anti-shock and anti-slip soft rubber grip of our masonry hammer for more comfort and control during use. It is comfortable, durable and can reduce impact vibration effectively
- Double-Head: One side of the product is precisely machined to form a square striking surface. In addition, the sharp pointed tip on the other side makes it more easier to break rocks and stones. They are very suitable for prospecting, gold hunting and constructions and more
- Wide Application: The rock pick hammer is widely used in masonry construction, prospecting, mining and geological surveys to break and smash bricks, concrete, stones, rocks, etc. It is a best gift for campers, hunters, prospectors, geologists, archaeologists
- What You Will Get: You will receive 2 pack 12.8 inch rock pick hammer
CertBuy 2 pcs geological hammer kit, 12 inch fossil hunting tools, all steel prospecting hammer.
Specification:
Quantity: 2 pcs
Hammer material: steel
Handle material: TPR plastic
Color: silver
Length: 31cm/12inch
Geologist Tools for Rockhounding
Pointed-tip rock hammers, typically known as rock picks, are the hammers used by geologists when working with hard rocks. Igneous (granitic), metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks are all part of the hard rock family. In most instances the crystalline structures within these rocks are tightly bound, so by fracturing and cracking a rock the crystalline structure opens and breaks apart allowing for proper inspection and identification.
Why quality?
It is not about ‘keeping up with fashion’, but a real issue about safety. Good quality hammers are made from one piece of steel – the head and the handle are all one! The metal is high quality to reduce splitting or splintering (and eye protection should ALWAYS be worn when swinging a geological hammer).
Package Includes:
2 pcs Geological Hammer.
Notice:
1. A masonry hammer is especially for mining, geological prospecting and rock picking. Do not use it on metal nails to prevent damage to the hammer;
2. You can use the masonry hammer primary testing of the rock hardness.
