Description
The Kseibi PROGRIP engineer's hammer is built for controlled, confident striking across workshop, site and maintenance tasks. Its drop forged carbon steel head is high-frequency hardened for durability, with a black textured coating and polished striking faces for a practical finish that stands up to regular use. The black finish head shown in the image gives the tool a clean, professional look while helping it fit seamlessly into demanding toolkits.
In hand, the orange and black two-colour handle is designed to improve comfort and control during repeated use. The plastic-coated construction with black TPR grip zones helps provide a secure hold, while the contoured profile visible in the image supports firm handling when accuracy matters. Whether you are driving, fitting, adjusting or general-purpose striking, the PROGRIP format is made to balance solid impact with user comfort.
This engineer's hammer is available in a broad weight range from 100G to 2000G, making it easy to choose the right option for lighter bench work or heavier-duty applications. Selected variants also feature a head hole filled with black resin adhesive. For trade users and serious DIYers alike, it is a straightforward, hard-wearing hammer designed to deliver reliable performance where toughness, grip and control count most.
Key Features
Forged Steel ConstructionThe head is made from drop forged carbon steel for the strength and toughness needed in regular striking applications.
High-Frequency Hardened HeadHigh-frequency heat treatment helps the hammer withstand repeated impact and maintain dependable performance over time.
Protective Head FinishA black textured coating with polished sides gives the head a practical finish suited to busy workshops and job sites.
Comfortable Two-Colour GripThe orange and black plastic-coated handle with black TPR grip areas is shaped for improved comfort and confident handling.
Wide Weight ChoiceAvailable in sizes from 100G to 2000G, so you can select the right hammer for lighter tasks or heavier striking work.
