Value Collection BH-32 Non-marring Brass Hammer 2 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BH-32 is a 2-pound non-marring brass head hammer designed for striking applications where surface damage to the workpiece must be avoided. The brass head absorbs impact energy without rebounding and leaves no marks on softer metals, finished surfaces, or precision assemblies. At 13 inches overall length with a wood handle, it delivers controlled swing weight for close-quarters installation and mechanical assembly work. The fixed-face head construction means no replaceable inserts are needed. This tool is a standard fit for plumbers, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and electricians who need a reliable non-marring striker for assembly, alignment, and fitting tasks.

The BH-32 is suited for residential and light commercial trade applications where marring or spark risk from steel hammers is a concern. Common scenarios include seating fittings, tapping pipe flanges into alignment, adjusting sheet metal components, and driving non-hardened fasteners in finished mechanical rooms. The wood handle provides a natural grip and reduces vibration transfer during repeated strikes. This hammer is appropriate for general bench work and field service alike.

Key Features

• Brass head resists sparking and will not mar soft metals or finished surfaces
• 2-pound head weight delivers firm, controlled impact force
• 1-1/2 inch face diameter concentrates strike area for precision placement
• 13-inch overall length suits both bench and field use
• Fixed-face construction requires no inserts or replacements
• Wood handle absorbs vibration and provides secure grip

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring striking tool for trade professionals working with soft metals, finished assemblies, and surfaces where steel hammer contact is not acceptable.

Installation Notes

This hammer is used by licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and electricians during mechanical assembly and service work. No power source needs to be shut down before use, but always de-energize electrical components before striking near live circuits. Inspect the handle for cracks or looseness before each use and replace if damaged. Do not use this hammer to strike hardened steel tools such as chisels or punches, as brass heads are not rated for that application.