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Collins 4 lb Steel Milled Face Engineering Hammer 16 in. Hickory Handle
Take on tough striking jobs with the Collins 4 lb Steel Milled Face Engineering Hammer. Its 4 lb steel head and milled face deliver controlled blows that bite into the surface, helping prevent glancing strikes. The 16 in. hickory handle balances power and accuracy for smaller construction and demolition tasks. Want to compare options? Explore our full lineup of hammers and hatchets.
Collins 4 lb Steel Milled Face Engineering Hammer 16 in. Hickory Handle Features & Key Advantages
This Collins engineering hammer is built for performance on concrete, stone, and stakes.
Purpose-built power: 4 lb steel head concentrates force for driving, chipping, and cracking.
Controlled impact: Milled face grips the work surface to help reduce slips.
Balanced handling: 16 in. hickory handle provides leverage and control.
Face size: 1.8 in. diameter for focused strikes.
Durability: Double-injected handle design for increased strength, durability, and control.
Use it for: driving stakes and rebar, breaking up small sections of concrete or stone, and pairing with masonry chisels on site or at home.
Brand: Collins
Product Type: Engineering Hammer
Head Material: Steel | Head Weight: 4 lb
Handle Material: Hickory | Non-Slip Grip: No
Style: Milled Face | Face Diameter: 1.8 in.
Handle Length: 16 in.
MPN: MD-4H/C/32443 | UPC: 042904101049
How to Get the Most Out of Your Collins 4 lb Steel Milled Face Engineering Hammer 16 in. Hickory Handle
Strike squarely and let the 4 lb head do the work—avoid over-swinging. For concrete and stone, use short, controlled blows; for stakes, start with light taps to set, then deliver firm strikes. Pair with a cold or masonry chisel when you need precise material removal.
Maintenance: Keep the milled face clean for consistent grip. Store the hammer dry.
Safety: Wear eye and hand protection. Avoid striking hardened steel edges to prevent chipping.
Inspection: Check the hickory handle for cracks or looseness; replace if damaged.
Expert tip: Mark cut lines on concrete and score along the line with a chisel before striking—this helps control breaks and reduces spalling.
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