Plumb Hammers strike with the confidence of forged steel and the comfort of advanced shock-absorbing design. Built for pros yet easy in any DIYer’s hand, each tool blends rugged durability with thoughtful touches like magnetic nail starters and fatigue-reducing grips. Their lineup delivers reliable power for framing, masonry, and precision work—wherever a dependable swing matters.
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Plumb 16 oz Curved Claw Hammer
A classic all-rounder nail-driving hammer, with a forged steel head and fiberglass handle, ideal for carpentry and general woodwork.
Plumb 24 oz Ball‑Peen Hammer
Robustly built for metal-working tasks, this ball-peen hammer delivers reliable impact for riveting and shaping metal with its hardened steel head and balanced weight.
Plumb 16 oz Ripping Claw Hammer
Designed for heavier framing and demolition tasks, this ripping claw hammer offers extra prying strength and powerful nail-pulling leverage while staying well-balanced for comfortable use.
Plumb Hammers deliver dependable striking power across every task, bringing together forged steel strength and ergonomic comfort in every swing.
Product Categories
Claw Hammers
Designed for everyday construction and repair, these hammers balance pulling power with precision strikes for smooth, efficient workflow.
Ball-Peen Hammers
Built for metalworking, their rounded peen and forged steel head make shaping, riveting, and striking metal both controlled and reliable.
Framing Hammers
Engineered for heavy-duty framing, they offer extra weight and driving force to sink nails fast while maintaining balance and comfort.
Dead-Blow Hammers
Filled or constructed to reduce rebound, these deliver controlled impact ideal for delicate adjustments without damaging surfaces.
Sledgehammers
Made for maximum force, they excel in demolition and driving tasks where sheer power and durability matter most.
Blacksmith Hand Hammers
Weighted for forging precision, these tools help shape hot steel with accuracy and dependable momentum.
Mallets
Perfect for woodworking and soft-impact tasks, mallets provide a gentle but effective strike that protects surfaces from marring.
Reviews
Mark Ellison
I’ve used Plumb claw and framing hammers on renovation sites for over a decade, and the balance they offer still impresses me. The forged steel heads stay true even after countless strikes, and the fiberglass handles absorb enough shock to keep my elbows from aching during long days. Driving framing nails feels smooth, and the grip holds tight even when the humidity is brutal. These tools have survived drops, concrete dust, and the occasional rainstorm without losing performance.
Shelly Ramirez
As a metal artist, I rely heavily on ball-peen and blacksmith hammers, and Plumb’s versions feel like they were made for my hands. The weight distribution is spot-on—enough to shape steel effectively without tiring my wrists. After hours of forming and texturing metal, the ergonomic handle makes a noticeable difference. Even after years of use, the heads haven’t loosened, and the polished faces still deliver consistent, clean strikes every time.
Daniel Whitmore
I bought a Plumb dead-blow and sledgehammer for automotive and demolition work, and both exceeded expectations from the first job. The dead-blow’s rebound control is perfect for freeing stuck parts without damaging surrounding components, while the sledgehammer tears through old concrete like nothing. The grips stay secure even with gloves on, and the fiberglass handles shrug off abuse that would snap cheaper tools. These hammers have become essentials in my workshop.
Plumb FAQ
What materials are Plumb Hammers made from?
Plumb Hammers typically feature forged steel heads for durability and fiberglass or steel handles with ergonomic grips to reduce fatigue during use.
Are Plumb Hammers suitable for professional use?
Yes, their tools are designed for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts, providing reliable performance for carpentry, metalworking, masonry, and general construction tasks.
How do I choose the right hammer for my project?
Consider the task: claw hammers for woodworking and nail removal, ball-peen for metalworking, sledgehammers for demolition, and dead-blow hammers for controlled impact without surface damage.
Do Plumb Hammers come with anti-vibration or shock-absorbing features?
Many models incorporate patent-pending anti-vibration technology or cushioned handles to reduce user fatigue and improve comfort during extended use.
Can the hammer heads become loose over time?
Plumb Hammers use Permabond or secure head-to-handle construction, ensuring the heads remain tightly bonded even with heavy, long-term use.
Where can I buy Plumb Hammers?
Plumb Hammers are available through major tool retailers, industrial supply stores, and online marketplaces such as eBay, Lowes, and Walmart.
Is there a warranty on Plumb Hammers?
While specific warranties vary by model and retailer, Plumb tools are built for durability and often come with manufacturer or seller guarantees against defects.
How do I maintain my Plumb Hammer?
Regularly clean the head and handle, store in a dry place to prevent corrosion, and inspect handles and heads for wear to ensure safe, long-lasting performance.