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Hammers for Sale

Our wide range of Milwaukee and OX Tools hammers is bound to give you the extra force you need whether at home or on the jobsite. Browse our selection below and choose from claw hammers, brick hammers and club hammers, or try a moulding bar or rubber mallet for more controlled tasks.
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What are the different types of hammer available?

We have a wide range of industry-standard hammers available, and the right one for you will depend on the job you need it for and your personal preferences.

With their one flat face and claw-like reverse, claw hammers are primarily designed and used for driving or pulling nails. They’re typically associated with woodworking, though this is not the only material they’re limited to. Our Milwaukee and Ox Tools claw hammers feature rubber grips for comfort and are available in a range of weights from 16 to 20oz. 

The trusty club hammer is light enough for single-handed use and suited to light demolition work and driving masonry nails. They’re also commonly used with a steel chisel when cutting stone or metal. If you’re looking for a fibreglass handle hammer, an Ox Tools club hammer could be ideal for you.

Brick hammers feature one flat face and a chisel-shaped blade that can be used together to chip off edges or small pieces of stone, cut brick or a concrete masonry without need for a separate chisel.

A rubber mallet is a lighter and safer option than a metal mallet. These versatile hammers are ideal for many different uses as they don’t cause as much damage to the secondary object. 

If you’re aiming to remove moulding, tiling, flooring, windows or door frames without causing damage to the surface beneath, a moulding bar is perfect for you. Sometimes known as panel bars, their thin blade also lends them to light lifting, levering and nail pulling.

 

Why buy a hammer from SGS?

Whatever the task in hand, we’re confident you’ll be able to find what you need from our range of professional hammers. If you’re stuck between one product and another or you have a general question about our hammers, feel free to call our team on 01332 576 850 for expert advice.

If you’re adding a few hammers to your toolbox, you can put them to use as early as tomorrow with free UK next day delivery on orders over £50. We also offer 60 day returns for to give you added peace of mind with your choice.

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Help Centre

Whether you’re a dab hand with a hammer or a newcomer to tools in general, our Help Centre is designed to help you get the job done. You’ll find a selection of how-tos and buying guides on everything from the garden to the garage - and we’ve linked a few of them below.

  • The ultimate garage buying guide - Whether for professional or personal use, kitting out a garage can take a bit of work. Make it simple with our in-depth guide to everything you’ll need to get going.

  • Benefits of brushless motors in power tools - Brushless motors are increasingly common in drills and other power tools, and they’re becoming less expensive too. Read up on their benefits if you’re considering making an upgrade.

  • 10 uses for your oscillating multi-tool - Alongside the hammer, the multi-tool could be one of the most used tools in your toolbox – but are you using it to its full potential? Find 10 ways to use yours here.