1. Picard Silversmith Hammers

A: 95mm B: 24mm C: 21mm A: 105mm B: 28mm C: 28mm A: 130mm B: 21mm C: 22mm A: 140mm B: 24mm C: 24mm

HAMMERS

Head Wt. 200g

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Head Wt. 375g

Head Wt. 200g

Head Wt. 300g

38-1011

Planishing Hammer, 1 flat face, 1 bowed, fine polished

16501.200

38-1012 A: 95mm B: 24mm C: 24mm

Planishing Hammer, 2 flat faces, fine polished

16601.375

38-1013

Planishing Hammer, 2 flat faces, fine polished

16701.200

38-1014

Planishing Hammer with 1 flat face, 1 round flat face

16801.300

A: 95mm B: 24mm C: 24mm

Head Wt. 250g

Head Wt. 250g

A: 130mm B: 25mm C: 27mm

Head Wt. 170g

A: 120mm B: 18 X 35mm C: 22 X 35mm

Head Wt. 375g

38-1015

Shrinking Hammer, 2 flat faces, fine polished

16901.250

38-1016

Polishing Hammer, both sides bowed, fine polished

17001.250

38-1017

Planishing Hammer, round flat two faces, fine polished

18601.170

38-1018

Chasing Hammer, 2 differently bowed faces

18701.375

Superior forged steel heads for high performance and durability, all fitted with hickory handles. Specifically designed for all types of planishing, forming, raising and embossing. Widely used by jewelers and metalsmiths. Made in Germany to DIN standards.

Hammers

A: 115mm B: 27mm C: 27 X 7mm

Head Wt. 375g

A: 115mm B: 31 X 10mm C: 33 X 12mm

Head Wt. 250g

A: 125mm B: 20 X 18mm C: 24 X 22mm

Head Wt. 250g

Combination Hammer, fine polished

38-1019

18401.375

38-1020

Grooving Hammer, different faces, fine polished

17501.250

38-1021

Chasing Hammer different faces, 2 bowed faces, fine polished

17301.250

PLANISHING HAMMER : Changes the metal surface through hardening. Faces of the hammer must be fine finished or it will leave surface impressions. POLISHING HAMMER : A well balanced hammer with bowed and mirror finished faces. This feature is advantageous to goldsmiths.

SHRINKING HAMMER : Also known as a dishing hammer. It is used to force metal into a surface that is curved.

Hammer Types

A: 110mm B: 27 X 7mm C: 27 X 6mm

A: 115mm B: 20 X 4mm Head Wt. 200g

Bordering Hammer straight pattern, dull-polished

Head Wt. 250g

38-1022

Grooving Hammer, different faces, fine polished

17591.250

38-1023

17701.200

CHASING HAMMER : Used to create a seamless form through compression with contraction without thinning the metal. Two rectangle faces; each longer than it is wide.

EMBOSSING HAMMER : With repeated hammer strokes the metal is progressively moved from the back to form dimensional shapes.

A: 120mm B: 16mm C: 18mm

GROOVING HAMMER : Usually has both ends that taper to a vee. Better known as a forging hammer. When hammering it forces metal in opposite directions. BORDERING HAMMER : Frequently used for working in confined areas, these hammers have narrow horizontal faces.

Head Wt. 175g

A: 100mm B: 25mm C: 25mm

Head Wt. 250g

38-1024

Embossing Hammer, 2 high-bowed faces, fine polished

17401.175

38-1025

Stretching Hammer for silversmiths with 1 flat face, 1 bowed face

17101.250

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