Milwaukee 48-22-9320 21 Oz Milled Face Fiberglass Hammer

Product Description

The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-22-9320 is a 21 oz milled face framing hammer built for demanding jobsite use. The head features a milled face for positive nail grip and an anti-ring rip claw for board removal and demolition tasks. The handle is constructed with a reinforced fiberglass core, which absorbs vibration and resists breakage under heavy use. A precision-balanced design reduces fatigue during extended driving, and a built-in magnetic nail set holds fasteners for single-handed starting. This tool is used by carpenters, framers, and general contractors who need a reliable, hard-use hammer on commercial and residential job sites.

The 48-22-9320 is suited for framing, rough carpentry, and general construction applications. The milled face provides consistent contact with nail heads, reducing slippage during high-force driving. The fiberglass handle core handles repeated impact without the cracking or loosening associated with wood handles. The anti-ring rip claw geometry allows precise board pulling and deconstruction work without damaging surrounding material. This hammer is appropriate for both residential framing crews and commercial construction trades.

Key Features

• 21 oz head weight for high-force nail driving
• Milled face pattern reduces nail slippage on contact
• Reinforced fiberglass handle core resists breakage and absorbs vibration
• Precision-balanced design reduces hand and wrist fatigue
• Magnetic nail set enables single-handed fastener starting
• Anti-ring rip claw designed for controlled board removal

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose milled face framing hammer suitable for standard nail driving and demolition tasks in residential and commercial construction applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the handle and head connection before each use and replace the tool if any cracking, looseness, or damage is present. Always wear appropriate eye protection when driving fasteners or performing demolition work. Store the hammer in a dry location to preserve handle integrity over time.