Wilton 20824 B.A.S.H® Unbreakable™ Handle Sledge Hammer, 8 lb Head, 24 in Ergonomic Handle

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Manufacturer: Wilton
Manufacturer Part Number(s): 20824
Unit of Measure (Sold by the): 1/Each
Estimated Shipping Time: In Stock - Ships Within 24 Hours
SKU QSMRO-825-20824
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The Wilton 20824 B.A.S.H Sledge Hammer is engineered for extreme durability, featuring a patented unbreakable handle technology that eliminates the risk of handle breakage during overstrikes. This heavy-duty tool provides the reliability needed for demanding demolition and construction tasks where standard wooden or fiberglass handles often fail.

  • Unbreakable handle design utilizes a core of steel bars to prevent snapping during heavy use or accidental overstrikes.
  • Ergonomic rubber handle provides a secure, non-slip grip while significantly reducing vibration to minimize user fatigue.
  • Safety plate secures the 8 lb head to the handle, ensuring the head does not dislodge during high-impact applications.

This sledge hammer is ideal for demolition contractors, industrial maintenance crews, and construction professionals who require a dependable, long-lasting striking tool for breaking through concrete, stone, and heavy metal structures.

  • Head Weight: 8 lb
  • Handle Length: 24 in
  • Model: 20824

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Brand ManufacturerWilton
MPN20824
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ManufacturerWilton
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