Welding Chipping Hammer with Spring Handle and Pointed Nose

A welder's chipping hammer used for knocking away slag and weld build-up after welding, so the surface can be checked and cleaned up properly. The pointed nose gives a concentrated striking end, while the dual bevel tail provides a second edge for breaking off residue. Built for regular use around fabrication, repair and metalworking jobs.

Used after a weld bead has cooled enough to work on, this type of hammer is commonly kept close by for workshop use, garage repairs and general fabrication work. It suits anyone carrying out welding repairs, metalwork or maintenance tasks where slag needs clearing before brushing, inspecting or finishing the joint. Whether you are working on the bench or doing on-site repair work, it is a straightforward hand tool for post-weld clean-up.

The cone-shaped nose helps get into stubborn areas of slag, while the flattened tail gives another practical striking edge when you need to chip or cut away heavier residue. A spring handle helps reduce the shock felt through the hand during repeated use, which is useful on longer jobs or when moving from weld to weld. The hook on the handle makes it easier to hang the hammer up between jobs or keep it within reach near the welder, helping keep welding tools organised.

Welding chipping hammer specifications

• Function: Used to remove slag and weld build-up from metal after welding.
• Design: Cone-shaped nose with a sharp point for focused chipping work.
• Tail style: Flattened dual bevel tail gives an extra edge for breaking or cutting away residue.
• Handling: Spring type handle helps reduce impact felt during repeated use.
• Storage: Hook fitted to the handle for hanging up between jobs.

A practical choice to keep close at hand with your welding tools.