The Metro Cross Pein Hammer is a general-purpose striking tool with a flat face on one side and a cross pein (wedge-shaped) tip on the other, suited to a range of metalworking, joinery and general fitting tasks. The cross pein shape is useful for starting nails in tight spots, shaping metal, and directing force along a narrow line — a versatile complement to the flat striking face.

First quality Kikar wood is used for the wooden handle variant, with the head fixed using both a rivet and adhesive for a secure, long-lasting bond between head and handle — reducing the risk of the head loosening or flying off during use, a genuine safety concern with poorly made hammers. A fibre handle option is also available for buyers who prefer a more durable, weather-resistant alternative to wood.

Available across five weights from 100 grams up to 800 grams, the range lets users choose a hammer suited to the delicacy or force required for their specific task — lighter weights for precision work, heavier weights for more forceful striking.

Key Features

• Cross pein design for versatile striking and shaping work
• First quality Kikar wood used for wooden handle variant
• Rivet and adhesive fixing for secure, long-lasting head attachment
• Fibre handle option available for added durability
• Available in 5 weights: 100g, 200g, 300g, 500g, 800g

Technical Specification

Application

• General metalworking and fitting tasks
• Starting nails and shaping metal
• Joinery and general workshop striking tasks
• Light to moderate-duty hammering work