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Estwing Rip Hammer
$26.27
$23.18
Estwing Rip Hammer
$23.18
$26.27Sale
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Length/Head Weight:
11'' / 12 oz
Qty:
1
- One-Piece Solid Steel. The head and handle are forged together from solid American steel for reliable strength, balance, and durability.
- Rip Claw Versatility. The rip claw profile supports everyday driving and pulling tasks on the jobsite or at home.
- Shock-Reducing Comfort. The molded Shock Reduction Grip® helps reduce impact vibrations while providing a comfortable hold.
- Three Weight Options. Choose a 12 oz., 16 oz., or 20 oz. head weight with a smooth polished face, made in the U.S.A.
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Estwing Rip Hammer, Solid Steel Rip Claw Hammer
The Estwing Rip Hammer is a solid steel rip claw hammer forged in one piece, head and handle together, for unmatched balance, temper and durability. With no separate head to loosen or handle to break, it is built for years of daily use on the jobsite, in the shop and on production crews.
The straight rip claw handles more than nail pulling: it pries boards apart, helps with demolition and can split wood when needed. The smooth, fully polished face suits finishing and interior work, while the molded blue Shock Reduction Grip reduces vibration from impact and gives a comfortable, secure hold.
Why the Estwing Rip Hammer
- One-piece forged solid American steel head and handle
- Straight rip claw for pulling nails, prying and demolition
- Smooth, fully polished face for finishing work
- Molded Shock Reduction Grip that reduces impact vibration
- Available in 12, 16 and 20 oz head weights
- Made in the USA
Which head weight should I choose?
The 12 oz E3-12S is the lightest and most compact option, suited to light duty and finishing work. The 16 oz E3-16S is the all-round choice for general carpentry and everyday jobsite tasks. The 20 oz E3-20S drives larger nails with fewer swings and gives more leverage for prying and demolition.
Ideal for
Carpentry, construction, set building, stage and production crews, maintenance teams and anyone who needs a durable rip claw hammer for driving and pulling nails.
Related resources
Estwing collection · Hammers, axes and knives · Hand tools · Estwing 22 oz rock pick hammer · Dirty Rigger Pro-Pocket tool bag · Tool lanyards for work at height
Safety: Always wear safety glasses when using a hammer, and make sure bystanders do too. Strike only nails and nail sets with the hammer face, never hardened steel or another hammer. When working at height, secure the hammer with a tool lanyard to prevent dropped objects.
