S&H Industries Keysco 22175 Door Skin Hammer, 6-1/2" Head Length, 1 lb. Head Weight
- The S & H Industries Keysco 22175 door skin hammer is designed for high crown body work and finishing, helping technicians efficiently fold door skin flanges and access tight inner panels. This body hammer provides controlled striking performance for automotive panel repair and restoration applications.
- Features:
- High crown hammer design supports precise shaping and finishing of automotive panels
- Optimized head profile reduces time required to fold door skin flanges during installation
- Compact head size allows improved access to hard to reach inner panel areas
- 1 lb head weight delivers balanced striking force for controlled metal shaping
- Designed for automotive body repair applications including door skin replacement and panel finishing
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: S and H Industries (KEYSCO TOOLS)
- Part Number: 22175
- MPN: 22175
- UPC: 746340221759
- Product Type: Door Skin Hammer
- Head Length: 6-1/2 inch
- Head Weight: 1 lb
- Application: Automotive body repair, door skin installation, panel finishing
- System Compatibility: Designed for use on automotive door skins and inner body panels
- The Door Skin Hammer can also be referred to as body hammer, automotive panel hammer, door skin installation hammer, metal shaping hammer, and auto body repair hammer.
S and H Industries, known through its Keysco Tools line, manufactures specialty tools for automotive body repair and refinishing professionals. The company focuses on durable, purpose built tools designed to improve efficiency in collision repair and restoration work.
Q: What is the primary use of the 22175 door skin hammer?
A: It is used for folding door skin flanges and shaping high crown areas during automotive body repair and panel installation.
Q: Is this hammer suitable for tight spaces?
A: Yes, the compact head design allows access to hard to reach inner panels, making it useful for detailed body work.
Q: What type of work is this hammer best suited for?
A: It is best suited for automotive body repair tasks such as door skin replacement, panel forming, and finishing work.
