Ball-peen hammer Wiha 26611

The Wiha 26611 Ball-peen hammer is a compact hand tool designed for metalworking. With a 3 cm head diameter, a total weight of 306 g and a length of 290 mm, this hammer offers controlled strikes for shaping, riveting and general metal fabrication tasks. The tool combines a ball-peen head with a wooden hickory handle for a balance of durability and handling.

Advantages

Two head hardness options (black medium-soft and orange hard) allow matching impact characteristics to the task: the medium-soft head suits paving, tiling and drywall work while the hard head is intended for assembly, dismantling, building and repair tasks. The design delivers efficient impact transfer to reduce effort, and the hickory wooden handle is ergonomically shaped with spare parts availability for handle and head to lower long-term ownership costs.

Suitable for

• Shaping and peening metal
• Riveting and light striking work
• Assembly and dismantling tasks
• On-site repairs and construction tasks
• Paving, tiling and drywall adjustments (with medium-soft head)

Key specifications

• Brand: Wiha
• Model / MPN: 26611
• EAN: 4010995266110
• Type: Ball-peen hammer
• Head diameter: 3 cm
• Weight: 306 g
• Overall length: 290 mm
• Handle material: hickory (wood)
• Head variants: black (medium-soft) and orange (hard)

How to use

Hold the hammer by the hickory handle near the end for maximum control and deliver measured strikes with either the ball-peen or flat face depending on the operation. Use the ball-peen to shape and peen metal surfaces and the flat face for general striking. Choose the medium-soft (black) head for work on paving, tiles and drywall where a softer impact is desirable, and the hard (orange) head for assembly, dismantling and heavier repair work. Inspect the handle and head before use and replace worn spare parts as needed.

Recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when working with metal. Store the hammer in a dry place and replace the handle or head using original Wiha spare parts to maintain safe operation and prolong service life.