TSI Rock Pick Hammer with Non-Skid Handle, 12.8"
The TSI Rock Pick Hammer with Non-Skid Handle is a durable all steel geologist hammer designed for surveying, geology, construction, utility work, landscaping, and outdoor field applications. With a compact 12.8 inch length and a...
The TSI Rock Pick Hammer with Non-Skid Handle is a durable all steel geologist hammer designed for surveying, geology, construction, utility work, landscaping, and outdoor field applications. With a compact 12.8 inch length and a rock pick style head, this hammer is a practical tool for crews that need to chip, break, loosen, or inspect tough ground materials in the field.
The pointed pick end is useful for working around rock, compacted soil, gravel, hard clay, asphalt edges, and other difficult surfaces, while the hammer face can be used for light striking tasks. The non-skid handle helps provide a more secure grip during outdoor use, making it a useful addition to a survey truck, field bag, geology kit, or construction tool setup.
For surveyors and construction layout crews, a rock pick hammer can be helpful when recovering property corners, clearing around survey markers, loosening hard-packed dirt, exposing buried points, or working near stakes and control points. For geologists, inspectors, and field technicians, it is a dependable tool for examining rock, soil, and site conditions during outdoor work.
- 12.8 inch all steel rock pick hammer for field use
- Rock pick style head for chipping, breaking, and loosening tough materials
- Hammer face for light striking and field tasks
- Non-skid handle helps provide a secure grip
- Useful for surveying, geology, construction, utility work, and outdoor field applications
- Great for compacted soil, rock, gravel, hard clay, and jobsite surface work
- Practical tool for survey trucks, field kits, geology kits, and construction crews
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