Facom Engineers Riveting Hammer - 200H.32PB

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The Facom Engineers Riveting Hammer 200H.32PB is a professional-grade striking tool engineered for mechanics and metalworkers who require high precision and balanced weight distribution during assembly tasks. It is ideal for riveting and shaping metal components, offering a robust build quality that withstands demanding workshop environments; however, users should note that as a specialized engineers' hammer, its head design is optimized for specific precision work rather than heavy demolition applications.
| Model Part Number | 200H.32PB |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
The total weight of the hammer is 585g.
The overall length is 300.0 mm.
No, this is a specialized Engineers' Riveting Hammer intended for metalwork and precision assembly, not for heavy-duty carpentry.
Facom tools are designed for longevity; however, repairs should be handled according to specific model guidelines for the 200H series.
It identifies the tool as part of the Facom 200H series, specifically the engineers' riveting configuration.
Store in a dry location, ideally hung on a rack or in a dedicated tool tray, to protect the striking face.
Inspect the wedge assembly and check if the handle has dried out; store in a stable temperature environment.
Clean the surface with a fine abrasive pad and apply a thin layer of machine oil or protective lubricant.
Ensure you are not striking surfaces harder than the hammer head itself; smooth the face with a fine file if necessary.
The Facom 200H.32PB does not require assembly. To ensure a long service life, regularly inspect the hammer head for any signs of loosening and check the handle for cracks. To clean, wipe down the metal surface with a light coat of oil to prevent surface oxidation if used in a humid environment. Store the tool in a dry, organized toolbox or on a wall-mounted tool rack to avoid damaging the head face. Avoid using the hammer to strike hardened steel objects, as this may damage the face of the hammer.