Proto Tools 12-OZ F/G-HANDLED BALLPEIN HAMMERS PRO J-1312-PGD
ProtoĀ® J1312PGD Ball Pein Hammer, 12-1/16 in OAL, 12 oz Forged Steel Head, Fiberglass Handle
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BrandProtoĀ®
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UPC662679020064
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Manufacturer Part NumberJ1312PGD
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CountryUSA|Canada
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TypeBall Pein
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Grip TypeCushioned
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Handle MaterialFiberglass
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Head MaterialForged Steel
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Head Weight12 oz
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Overall Length12-1/16 in
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Face Diameter1-1/4 in
- Well balanced professional hammer with hardened drop forged head bonded to strong, lightweight fiberglass handle
- Molded jacket over the fiberglass handle provides maximum overstrike protection
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Berkshire eSupply | KP4255300 |
| Berkshire eSupply | KP4255300 |
| Berkshire eSupply | KP4255300 |
| Berkshire eSupply | KP4255300 |
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Alternative Part Number14763314
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UNSPSC27111602
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IDEA Index ID14763314
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Package Description4/BX
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Standards/ApprovalsASME B107.53M
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