The T&T Tools Extreme-Duty Hammer Probe - 60" Length (Model: HMP60) is engineered for professionals tackling tough ground conditions. The innovative slide hammer design minimizes pinch points, providing safer operation while enhancing the ability to penetrate hard surfaces. Its durable steel construction and ergonomic features ensure exceptional performance and reliability in the field.
Key Features:
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Slide Hammer Design: Simplifies probing through hard ground with reduced risk of injury.
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18" Stroke Handles: Made of 1" steel tubing for easy lifting, control, and safety.
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Threaded Shaft: Secure connections and quick tip replacements for versatility.
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Durable Construction: 1/2" round steel alloy shaft resists bending and bowing under pressure.
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Special Alloy Tip: Heat-treated for durability, with tapered edges for easier penetration and withdrawal.
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Bright Blue Powder Coating: Enhances visibility and protects the probe from wear.
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Probing Length: 60 inches, with an overall length of 85 inches for deep probing applications.
Specifications:
- Overall Length: 85 inches
- Probing Length: 60 inches
- Handle Length: 25 inches (18-inch stroke)
- Rod Diameter: 1/2 inch
- Material: High-quality steel alloy
- Finish: Bright blue powder coating
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can this hammer probe provide protection from electrical shock?
No, the HMP60 is not insulated and does not protect against electrical shock. Always use personal protective equipment when working near energized lines.
Q2: What materials are used in the shaft and tip?
The shaft is made from high-quality steel alloy, while the tip is constructed from special alloy steel, ensuring durability and resistance to bending.
Q3: How do the tapered edges of the tip enhance performance?
Tapered edges allow for smoother penetration into hard surfaces and easier withdrawal, saving time and effort.
Q4: What is the maximum depth this probe can effectively reach?
With its 60-inch probing length, the HMP60 is designed for deep probing tasks in challenging environments.
Q5: Is this probe suitable for rocky or extremely hard soil conditions?
Yes, the slide hammer and heat-treated tip make it ideal for penetrating rocky or compacted soil.
Q6: Can this probe be used in wet conditions?
Yes, the HMP60 is suitable for wet conditions due to its durable steel construction and powder-coated finish, but it does not provide electrical insulation in such environments.
Q7: How do I maintain the probe to ensure long-term durability?
Keep the probe clean after use, inspect the threaded connections and tips regularly, and store it in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.