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Martin S8416H Sledge Hammer, 16 lb Head, Carbon Steel, Hickory Handle, 34 inch Handle Length

Item # MTS8416H
Martin S8416H Sledge Hammer, 16 lb Head, Carbon Steel, Hickory Handle, 34 inch Handle Length Martin Tool and Forge MTS8416H
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Martin S8416H Sledge Hammer, 16 lb Head, Carbon Steel, Hickory Handle, 34 inch Handle Length

  • The Martin S8416H is a heavy-duty sledge hammer built for demolition and striking applications across construction, shop, and industrial settings. It combines a drop forged, heat treated steel head with an extra-long hickory handle for controlled, powerful blows and long service life. The industrial black head finish and dual striking faces make it a dependable choice for concrete, wood, and steel work.
  • Features:
    • Drop forged, heat treated, quenched and tempered steel head for durability
    • Two flat striking faces for versatile impact work
    • Industrial black head finish
    • Grade B or better hickory wooden handle
    • Approximate handle length 34 inches for leverage and control
  • Specifications:
    • Manufacturer: Martin
    • Part Number: S8416H
    • Handle material: hickory wood
    • Finish: industrial black
    • Head material: carbon steel
  • The Martin S8416H sledge hammer can also be referred to as 16 lb sledge hammer, hickory handle sledge, industrial black sledge hammer, drop forged sledge hammer, and Martin S8416H hammer.

 

Martin is known for durable, USA-focused industrial hand tools and power transmission products, with sledge hammers engineered for demanding service in automotive, construction, and plant environments.

 

Q: What replacement handle fits the S8416H?
A: The typical replacement handle referenced for this size is HH1216. Confirm current availability and fit before ordering.

 

Q: Is the head double-faced?
A: Yes, the S8416H is described as having two striking surfaces for general-purpose heavy impact work.

 

Q: What materials is this designed to strike?
A: It is commonly used on concrete, wood, and steel where a heavy impact tool is required. Always follow site safety rules.

 

Q: Does it require any special maintenance?
A: Inspect the head-to-handle fit before use. If the head loosens, discontinue use and replace the handle. Store the tool dry and avoid striking glancing blows.