What is the benefit of the graphite handle on this engineer hammer?

The graphite core handle ensures high strength, absorbs vibrations effectively, and increases user safety during heavy work.

What are the dimensions and head weight of the Facom 205C.20?

This hammer has an overall length of 280 mm, a striking face diameter of 19 mm, and a head weight of 200 g (total weight 250 g).

Is this engineer hammer spark-resistant?

No, this hammer is not non-sparking and is not designed for use in explosive environments.

Which standard does this DIN type hammer adhere to?

The Facom 205C.20 is manufactured to the DIN engineer hammer pattern (conforming to DIN 1041 and ISO 15601).

FACOM 205C.20 mechanics hammer type din with graphite handle

Name: FACOM 205C.20 mechanics hammer type din with graphite handle
Brand: FACOM
SKU: 41299442
Price: 14.52 EUR
Availability: InStock

Supplier number: FACOM 205C.20 | EAN 3148517862937

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Accurate and balanced striking with Facom

Practical benefits

Superior vibration shock absorption: The sturdy graphite core absorbs harsh impacts, allowing you to strike with comfort and minimal hand strain.
Ergonomic and secure grip: An ergonomically designed safety handle gives you complete control and precision during delicate or demanding assembly tasks.
Reliable standard DIN construction: Built to exacting DIN standards, this hammer delivers consistent performance and durability for demanding workshop use.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Facom 205C.20 engineer hammer, you handle precise assembly work and mechanical maintenance with complete control. The sturdy graphite handle absorbs harsh vibrations with every strike, significantly reducing hand and wrist fatigue during intensive workbench tasks. Its ergonomic safety grip ensures a firm hold when accurately striking center punches, drift punches, and chisels. Built to exacting din standards, this hammer features an overall length of 280 mm and a head weight of 200 g for balanced and dependable performance in the workshop.

Product information FAQ

€14.52

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Key features according to our expert

Length: 280 mm
Head diameter (hammer): 19 mm
Type of hammer: Engineer's hammer
Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Head weight (hammer): 250 g
Non-sparking: No
Material (handle): Graphite

Product description

200C - Mounting hammers type DIN with graphite handle

Features

Ergonomic safety handle with core made of graphite.

All Features

Length: 280 mm
Head diameter (hammer): 19 mm
Type of hammer: Engineer's hammer
Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Head weight (hammer): 250 g
Non-sparking: No
Material (handle): Graphite
With nail holder: No
With handle protection: No
Point diameter/tip width (mm): 19
Total weight (g): 275
With nail puller: No
Interchangeable tip: No

Brand FACOM
41299442
EAN 3148517862937
Supplier number FACOM 205C.20
Warranty Lifetime warranty on Facom? Or limited in time? Read more about it here.

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

What is the benefit of the graphite handle on this engineer hammer?: The graphite core handle ensures high strength, absorbs vibrations effectively, and increases user safety during heavy work.
What are the dimensions and head weight of the Facom 205C.20?: This hammer has an overall length of 280 mm, a striking face diameter of 19 mm, and a head weight of 200 g (total weight 250 g).
Is this engineer hammer spark-resistant?: No, this hammer is not non-sparking and is not designed for use in explosive environments.
Which standard does this DIN type hammer adhere to?: The Facom 205C.20 is manufactured to the DIN engineer hammer pattern (conforming to DIN 1041 and ISO 15601).