Pickaxes

Description

Pickaxes are robust tools designed for tackling hard ground, breaking rocks, and removing stubborn roots. Their dual-head design—a pointed end for piercing and a flat end for cutting—makes them versatile for challenging terrain and heavy-duty applications. Pickaxes are essential in construction, mining, and agricultural fields.

Specifications

Head Material:
Forged steel heads are heat-treated for extra strength and durability, capable of withstanding repeated impact on tough surfaces.
Handle Types:
- Hardwood handles provide excellent grip and shock absorption.
- Fiberglass handles are lightweight and resist cracking or splitting.
Weight and Balance:
Typically 5 to 8 pounds, ensuring enough weight for momentum while allowing user control.
Length:
Standard length is around 36 inches, ensuring sufficient leverage.
Special Features:
- Anti-vibration handles to reduce fatigue.
- Interchangeable heads for easy maintenance.

Applications:
Widely used for breaking concrete, loosening rocky soil, or even prying out tree roots. It’s a must-have tool for construction and excavation projects.