المطرقة ذات الرأس الكروية و المقبض من الألياف الزجاجية من ديلي (Deli) موديل (DE-EDL443016)

The head is double-sided with a flat, rounded striking face on one end and a ball pein on the other. The handle is fiberglass for durability, with a non-slip grip and a balanced, lightweight feel.

Fiberglass handles are strong, resistant to warping and breaking, and they dampen vibration better than wood or some steel handles. They’re also lighter and often have a better grip in all conditions.

Metalworking tasks like shaping sheet metal, dent removal, riveting, and adding texture or detail with the ball pein. It’s a versatile tool for blacksmithing and metal fabrication.

Always wear eye protection, ensure the striking surface is clean, grip the handle firmly, strike squarely on the target, and avoid striking hardened surfaces. Regularly inspect the head and handle for cracks or looseness, and store it in a dry place.

Double-headed head with flat/rounded face and ball pein; fiberglass handle for strength and vibration damping; ergonomic, non-slip grip; lightweight construction; designed for metalworking and detail work.

Two similar options on Fepy: Deli DE-EDL443017 Ball Pein Hammer with Fiberglass Handle (https://fepy.com/product/deli-de-edl443017-ball-pein-hammer-fiberglass-handle) and Deli DE-EDL443020 Ball Pein Hammer with Wood Handle (https://fepy.com/product/deli-de-edl443020-ball-pein-hammer-wood-handle). The fiberglass-handle variant offers vibration dampening and durability, while the wood-handle option provides a classic grip feel you may prefer.

Wipe it clean after use, check the head for mushrooming or cracks, ensure the handle is securely fitted, and store it away from moisture. If the head shows any cracking, replace or repair it.

Yes—use the ball pein for controlled textures and indentation lines. Start with light blows and test on scrap metal to gauge impact. The flat face is ideal for smoothing and flattening while the pein adds detail.

Absolutely—the ball pein end helps with indentation and forming rivet features, while the flat face is used for flattening and aligning sheet metal edges.

It combines a durable fiberglass handle, a versatile double-headed head, and an ergonomic design at a competitive price, offering long-term durability and consistent performance for metalworking tasks.