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Rock Hammers and Chisels
Rock Hammers, Crack Hammers and Chisels
Estwing rock hammers have a head and handle that are forged from a single piece of steel. You will not have problems with loose hammer heads or cracked wooden handles. They have a soft shock-absorbent grip designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Estwing rock hammers are the most commonly used by geologists. Always wear eye protection when using these tools. |
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Pointed-Tip Rock Hammers - Pick Hammers
The pointed-tip rock hammer is used mainly by geologists who are working in areas underlain
by igneous and metamorphic rocks. Names given to this hammer include: pick hammer, prospector's hammer, hard rock hammer and pointed-tip hammer. The flat end of this tool is used for breaking rocks and light chisel work. The pointed end is used for prying rocks and prospecting in soil and loose rock debris. |
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Estwing 14-Ounce Pointed-Tip Rock Hammer
This is a lightweight rock hammer. Used by young geologists; light hitters; and others who are collecting small mineral specimens, working where light hits are all that is needed, or traveling light. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11" |
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Estwing 22-Ounce Pointed-Tip Rock Hammer
This is the standard-weight pointed-tip rock hammer. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 13" |
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Estwing Sheath for the Pointed-Tip Rock Hammer
This snap-button leather sheath fits both of the pointed-tip rock hammers sold above. Both ends of the sheath are closed to keep the hammer head and pointed-tip covered for safety. A large belt loop allows you to easily and safely carry this hammer. Sheath only - hammer not included. |
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Chisel-Tip Rock Hammers
The chisel-tip rock hammer is used mainly by geologists who are working in areas underlain by sedimentary rocks and sediments. Names given to this hammer include: Mason's hammer, bricklayer's hammer, soft rock hammer and chisel-tip hammer. The flat end of this hammer is used for breaking rocks and light chisel work. The chisel end is used for spitting the layers of sedimentary rocks, trimming rocks and digging in soils and sediments. These hammers are used by geologists, fossil-hunters and a number of professions who break sedimentary rocks or masonry materials. |
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Estwing 12-Ounce Chisel-Tip Rock Hammer
This is a lightweight rock hammer. Used by young geologists; light hitters; and others who are collecting tiny fossils, working where light hits are all that is needed, or traveling light. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11" |
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Estwing 20-Ounce Chisel-Tip Rock Hammer
This is the standard-weight chisel-tip rock hammer. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11" |
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Estwing 24-Ounce Chisel-Tip Rock Hammer
This is a heavyweight chisel-tip rock hammer. It is used by heavy hitters and those who are breaking and splitting larger or more durable rocks. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11" |
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Estwing Sheath for the Chisel-Tip Rock Hammer
This snap-button leather sheath fits all three of the chisel-tip rock hammers sold above. The hammer end of the sheath is closed but the chisel end of the sheath is open but completely covers the hammer. A large belt loop allows you to easily and safely carry this hammer. Sheath only - hammer not included. . |
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Crack Hammers
A crack hammer is a heavy hammer that is used for breaking rocks and chisel work.
Some people call them sledge hammers or hand sledges. They are produced in different sizes to suit people of different strength and different
types of work. Always wear eye protection when using these tools. |
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Estwing 2-Pound Crack Hammer
This is the small 2-pound crack hammer. It is used for chisel work or breaking small rocks and masonry materials. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 10.5" |
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Estwing 3-Pound Crack Hammer
This is the meduim 3-pound crack hammer. It is used for chisel work and breaking rocks or masonry materials. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11" |
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Estwing 4-Pound Crack Hammer
This is the heavy 4-pound crack hammer. It is used for chisel work and breaking larger rocks or masonry materials. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 11.5" |
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Estwing 4-Pound Long-Handled Crack Hammer
This is the heavy 4-pound crack hammer. This one has a longer handle that can be used with two hands. It is used for for breaking large or especially stuborn rocks. The head and handle are forged from a single piece of steel and the soft grip is designed to reduce the vibrations of impact. Always wear eye protection when using this tool. Length: 16" |
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Rock Bag |
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Estwing Geo Rock Bag
Estwing's Geo Rock Bag is a durable bag to carry your tools, reference materials, specimens or field gear. It has two inner compartments, hammer loop, exteral pocket, water bottle holster, adjustable shoulder strap and adjustable waist strap. Constructed of 1000 Denier, Cordura Nylon that is lightweight, tear resistant and water resistant. Dimensions: 16" x 20" x 5" |
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