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Wilton B.A.S.H® ® ® At Wilton , we are on a never-ending journey to create the highest quality, most indestructible tools on the market. On this journey we've managed to design patents WILTON B.A.S.H for the world's most durable hammers with Unbreakable® Handle Technology, revolutionary design, and engineered no-slip rubber grip. THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE STRIKING TOOLS WILTON B.A.S.H® WILTON B.A.S.H WILTON B.A.S.H® WILTON B.A.S.H® WILTON B.A.S.H® WILTON B.A.S.H® SLEDGE HAMMERS BRASS HAMMERS BALL & CROSS PEIN GRADE B SLEDGE SPIKE & SPLITTING DEAD BLOW HAMMERS & SPIKE MAUL MAULS HAMMERS 70 71 BAD ASS... & WE'LL PROVE IT 400% TOUGHER... STRIKE AFTER STRIKE THE RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE STRIKING TOOLS OVERSTRIKE TEST* A Number of mechanical overstrikes before handle breaks A: UNBREAKABLE ® HANDLE TECHNOLOGY STEEL CORE DESIGN PREVENTS BREAKING 25,000+ OVERSTRIKES DURING OVERSTRIKES B: SAFETY PLATE LOCKS HEAD FIRMLY TO HANDLE ELIMINATING DISLODGING 6,800 D OVERSTRIKES C: NO-SLIP GRIP C TEXTURED HANDLE FOR SECURE 435 GRIP WHILE STRIKING OVERSTRIKES D: TRADEMARK GREEN HEAD B HI-VIS, DROP FORGED 46 HRC HEAD ENDURES THE MOST DEMANDING APPLICATIONS AND ADDS INSTANT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER OF OVERSTRIKES WOOD FIBERGLASS B.A.S.H SLEDGE HAMMER TYPE FLAT HEAD ANTI-VIBE NECK LANYARD HOLE CONVENIENTLY DESIGNED TO ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED TO SAFELY SECURE SLEDGE HAMMER * Results based on independent laboratory testing. STAND UPRIGHT FOR EASY REACH PREVENT INJURY FROM REPEATED TO YOUR WRIST Chart is for visual representation only. JOB SITE USE 72 73 ® B.A.S.H UNBREAKABLE® SLEDGE HAMMERS HANDLE TECHNOLOGY THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE SLEDGE HAMMER SAFETY PLATE ANTI-VIBE NECK B.A.S.H® SLEDGE HAMMER B.A.S.H® SOFT FACE Head Size Handle Size Net Weight Head Size Handle Size Net Weight Head Size Handle Size Net Weight DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES Stock No. (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) Stock No. (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) Stock No. (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) ® ® ® UNBREAKABLE® HANDLE ANTI-VIBE NECK: B.A.S.H SLEDGE HAMMERS (46 HRC) B.A.S.H SLEDGE HAMMERS (46 HRC) B.A.S.H SOFT FACE SLEDGE HAMMERS (30 HRC) TECHNOLOGY: • Thick, tapered neck absorbs 20212 2-1/2 12 4 21016 10 16 13 • Steel core eliminates breaking vibration reducing worker fatigue 20412 4 12 5 21024 10 24 13 40212 2-1/2 12 4 during overstrikes NO-SLIP GRIP: 20416 4 16 6 21030 10 30 15 40412 4 12 5 TRADEMARK GREEN HEAD : • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure 20424 4 24 6 21036 10 36 15 40416 4 16 6 • Patented hi-vis drop forged 46 HRC grip while striking 20616 6 16 8 21224 12 24 16 40624 6 24 9 head endures the most demanding 40636 6 36 11 LANYARD HOLE: 20624 6 24 9 21230 12 30 17 applications 40824 8 24 11 • Safely secure hammer to wrist or 20630 6 30 10 21236 12 36 18 SAFETY PLATE: stationary object 20636 6 36 11 21424 14 24 18 40836 8 36 11 • Secures head to handle preventing 20816 8 16 11 21430 14 30 19 41036 10 36 15 head from dislodging 20824 8 24 11 21436 14 36 20 41236 12 36 18 20830 8 30 12 22024 20 24 24 41436 14 36 20 20836 8 36 13 22030 20 30 25 22036 20 36 27 IDEAL FOR IDEAL FOR • Demolition Work • Driving Fence Posts • Maintenance on hard metal surfaces • Fracturing Stone and Concrete • Police, Fire & Rescue • Mining • Cutting Tools 74 HOLDING STRONG SINCE 1941 WILTONTOOLS.COM 75 B.A.S.H ® GRADE B SLEDGE HAMMERS & UNBREAKABLE® SPIKE MAUL HANDLE TECHNOLOGY THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE SLEDGE HAMMER SAFETY PLATE ANTI-VIBE NECK NO-SLIP GRIP GRADE B ALLOY GRADE B SPECIFICATIONS Head Size Handle Size Net Weight Stock No. (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) • Sledge Hammers and Spike Maul designed • Manufactured with production with date B.A.S.H® GRADE B SLEDGE HAMMERS (51-55 HRC) in-line with AREMA plan 13-08 and 3-08 codes on both the head and the handle in 20212B 2-1/2 12 4 respectively accordance with AREMA standards. 20416B 4 16 6 • More contoured striking face reduces • Extending the life of the tool, Grade B 20630B material chip off. 6 30 10 striking tools use harder alloy (51-55 20830B 8 30 12 HRC) and receive a deeper heat treatment 21036B 10 36 15 permitting heads to be redressed. 21236B 12 36 18 B.A.S.H® GRADE B SPIKE MAUL (51-55 HRC) IDEAL FOR 31036B 10 36 14 • Removing & Installing Rail Anchors • Driving Railroad Spikes • Performing Railway Maintenance 76 HOLDING STRONG SINCE 1941 WILTONTOOLS.COM 77 B.A.S.H ® B.A.S.H ®BALL BRASS SLEDGE UNBREAKABLE® & CROSS PEIN UNBREAKABLE® HAMMERS HANDLE TECHNOLOGY HAMMERS HANDLE TECHNOLOGY THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE SAFETY PLATE SAFETY PLATE ANTI-VIBE NECK ANTI-VIBE NECK NON-SPARKING BALL PEIN BRASS HEAD CROSS PEIN DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES Head Size Handle Size Net Weight Head Size Handle Size Net Weight Stock No. (oz.) (in.) (lbs.) Stock No. (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) ® ® UNBREAKABLE HANDLE ANTI-VIBE NECK: UNBREAKABLE HANDLE NO-SLIP GRIP: ® ® B.A.S.H BALL PEIN HAMMERS TECHNOLOGY: • Thick, tapered neck absorbs B.A.S.H BRASS SLEDGE HAMMERS TECHNOLOGY: • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure 32414 24 13-1/2 2 • Steel core eliminates breaking vibration reducing worker fatigue 90212 2.5 12 4 • Steel core eliminates breaking grip while striking during overstrikes during overstrikes 33214 32 13-1/2 3 NO-SLIP GRIP: 90412 4 12 5 TRADEMARK GREEN HEAD: 34014 40 13-1/2 3 BRASS HEAD : • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure 90416 4 16 6 SAFETY PLATE: • Patented hi-vis drop forged 46 HRC • Non-sparking for use near grip while striking 90616 6 16 8 • Secures head to handle preventing head endures the most demanding B.A.S.H® CROSS PEIN HAMMERS combutible materials and non- applications 90816 8 16 10 head from dislodging 30216 24 16 3 marring to reduce work damage LANYARD HOLE: 90830 8 30 12 • Safely secure hammer to wrist or ANTI-VIBE NECK: LANYARD HOLE: 30316 32 16 4 SAFETY PLATE: stationary object • Thick, tapered neck absorbs vibration • Safely secure hammer to wrist or • Secures head to handle preventing reducing worker fatigue stationary object head from dislodging IDEAL FOR IDEAL FOR • Light Forging • Use near combustible materials • Mining • Bending • Where surface protection is required • Aerospace • Forming • Peining • Oil & gas 78 HOLDING STRONG SINCE 1941 WILTONTOOLS.COM 79 ® ® B.A.S.H B.A.S.H SPIKE DEAD BLOW DEAD BLOW & SPLITTING UNBREAKABLE® HAMMERS MAULS HANDLE TECHNOLOGY THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE SOFT FACE SAFETY PLATE SPIKE MAUL SPARK-RESISTANT ANTI-VIBE NECK SPLITTING MAUL DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES Hammer Handle Size DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES Stock No. Head Size Handle Size (in.) Net Weight Stock No. Weight (lbs.) (in.) (lbs.) (lbs.) DEAD BLOW: ERGONOMIC HANDLE: B.A.S.H® DEAD BLOW HAMMERS UNBREAKABLE® HANDLE NO-SLIP GRIP: B.A.S.H® SPIKE MAUL • Eliminates bounce back when striking • Shaped and thickened for improved TECHNOLOGY: • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure 55114 1-1/2 14 31036 10 36 14 hardened surfaces comfort and less vibration • Steel core eliminates breaking grip while striking 55214 2 14 during overstrikes B.A.S.H® SPLITTING MAUL SPARK-RESISTANT: NO-SLIP GRIP: 55314 3 14 TRADEMARK GREEN HEAD: SAFETY PLATE: 50630 6 30 9 • Safe for use near combustible materials - • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure 55416 4 16 • Patented hi-vis drop forged 46 HRC head no exposed metal on face, head or shaft grip while striking • Secures head to handle preventing endures the most demanding applications 50636 6 36 10 55830 8 30 head from dislodging 50830 8 30 11 SOFT FACE: LANYARD HOLE: LANYARD HOLE: 50836 8 36 11 • Helps prevent marring • Safely secure hammer to wrist or ANTI-VIBE NECK: • Safely secure hammer to wrist or • Thick, tapered neck absorbs vibration stationary object ® stationary object UNBREAKABLE HANDLE TECHNOLOGY: reducing worker fatigue • Steel core eliminates breaking during overstrikes IDEAL FOR IDEAL FOR • Driving Railroad Spikes (Spike Maul) • Automotive • Wood and Metal • Splitting Wood (Splitting Maul) • Metal Fabrication Assembly • Striking Wedges (Splitting Maul) • Oil and Mining • Aerospace Industry 80 HOLDING STRONG SINCE 1941 WILTONTOOLS.COM 81 ® DUCTILE IRON & B.A.S.H ALUMINUM DROP FORGED JAWS 3 PC HAMMER KIT PIPE WRENCHES THE WORLD'S MOST DURABLE HEAVY-DUTY AND BUILT TO LAST DUCTILE CAST IRON HANDLE HEAVY-DUTY ADJUSTABLE RING LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM BODY DURABILITY & SAFETY FEATURES DUCTILE FEATURES ALUMINUM FEATURES Stock No. Qty. Description ® UNBREAKABLE HANDLE NO-SLIP GRIP: B.A.S.H® 3-Piece Hammer Kit 3PCBASH JAW CONSTRUCTION HANDLE CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: • Vulcanized rubber handle for secure • Drop forged upper and lower jaws • High quality cast aluminum body 2-1/2 Lb. Head, • Steel core eliminates breaking during grip while striking 20212 1 12" Handle Hammer JAW TYPE: JAWS: overstrikes TRADEMARK GREEN HEAD: 32414 1 24 Oz. Head, • Floating hook jaw with spring suspension for • Drop forged upper and lower jaws SAFETY PLATE: • Patented hi-vis drop forged 46 HRC 14" Handle Ball Pein Hammer easier gripping ADJUSTING RING • Secures head to handle preventing head endures the most demanding 2 Lb. Head, 30216 1 16" Handle Cross Pein Hammer RING AND HANDLE: • Heavy-Duty adjustable ring head from dislodging applications - 1 Protective Carrying Case • Heavy-Duty adjustable ring and ductile cast CAPACITY: ANTI-VIBE NECK: LANYARD HOLE: iron handle • Safely secure hammer to wrist or • 1.5" to 5" • Thick, tapered neck absorbs vibration CAPACITY: reducing worker fatigue stationary object • 1.5" to 5" Stock No.
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