Kraft Tool HC535 Hi-Craft Drywall Hammer 14 oz 12 Pack
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A 12 pack of 14 oz wood handled drywall hammers built for crews and suppliers restocking multiple tools at once, not a single hammer purchase.
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ASIN: B07CB1RNRSModel: HC535Category: Drywall Hammers
Overview
Kraft Tool's HC535 Hi-Craft drywall hammer carries a 14 ounce head on a 16 inch wood handle, sold as a case of 12. It suits crews and shops stocking a full set of matching hammers rather than a single buyer.
This is a bulk case listing, not a single hammer, so the per unit price and case count matter as much as any spec. The 14 oz head is a traditional weight for drywall hammering, and the wood handle is the classic choice over fiberglass or steel, favored for shock absorption but needing more care over time.
- 14 oz hammer head
- 16 inch wood handle
- Pack of 12 hammers
- Kraft Tool Hi-Craft line
Who it's for
Drywall contractors, tool cribs and hardware distributors who need to stock or restock a crew with matching hammers in one order. Not for someone who wants a single hammer, since this listing is a 12 piece case.
Pros and cons
- Sold as a 12 piece case for crew restocking
- 16 inch handle adds reach over shorter hammers
- Wood handle absorbs shock better than steel
- No manufacturer description or spec sheet provided
- Not sold as a single unit
Performance notes
A 14 oz head sits on the lighter end for drywall hammering, trading some driving force for less fatigue across a shift. The 16 inch wood handle adds reach and the shock damping typical of wood over steel.
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft |
|---|---|
| Model | HC535 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Kraft Tool HC535 sold individually?
No, this listing is a case of 12 hammers, meant for crews or shops restocking multiple tools at once.
What is the head weight on the Hi-Craft HC535?
It carries a 14 ounce head, a common weight for drywall hammering work.
What handle material does the HC535 use?
A 16 inch wood handle, which favors shock absorption over the stiffness of steel or fiberglass.