Non Sparking Tool

Brass hammers are specialized tools used mostly where a softer strike is needed to avoid damage on the workpieces or equipment. They are good at hitting hardened steel tools like punches or chisels that might cause sparking. Being softer than most metals, they will not damage the surface. They have a brass head, softer than steel but strong enough for it to give good striking force. Typically, a brass head absorbs much of the impact energy such that the bounce back would be reduced, which might be important for accuracy and safety. Brass hammers also have different weights and lengths in terms of handle; users can choose one best suited to their work.

A Copper Hammer is one type of hammer that uses a copper head, which is relatively soft and non-sparking, non-marring, as well as not ferrous. Copper is considered a non-ferrous material since it does not emit sparks upon striking, so it's ideal for explosive or flammable material-containing environments. These are mainly used in applications where you do not want to damage the material being worked on, or where sparking would be a severe safety risk. The softness of copper ensures that it will not damage or deform the materials being worked on, which is particularly useful for delicate or fine tasks. Copper Hammer are crucial in certain industries where safety, precision, and surface protection matter, as they provide the strength and non-marring properties, while also showing resistance to sparks.