A must-have for any professional trade or keen DIYer! Less striking force needed to get the job done.

Make your perfect combo for 1st Fix or 2nd Fix.

Choose a 15oz or 12oz head on M1 (16in) or M4 (14in) handle. Build it your way

The Martinez  Titanium Framing Hammer is an expert-approved tool featuring steel head; titanium handle as a leading ergonomic, lightweight design, perfect for framing and first fix carpentry. 

This provides an unparalleled strength-to-weight ratio, giving you better power and control with every swing.

• Ideal for First Fix and roofing work
• Requires less striking force due to the weight at the head end, results in less impact on your arm elbow.
• 15oz head suggested equivalent to 21oz Estwing
• 12oz head suggested equivalent to 16oz Estwing

Why is it better than all steel hammers?

The titanium handle is brilliant because of it's ability to limit shock and requires less striking force due to the weight at the head end, so this reduces the impact for your arm and elbow. 

Titanium where you need it, Steel where you want it. The reviews speak for themselves see below.

Assembly Options

There are 2 build options available; Pre assembled or self-assembly. The self assembly options will come with all the components needed to build yourself eg hammer head bolt and grip pins. You will need use of a 3/8in spanner for the assembly.

Martinez head M1 (15oz), M4 (12oz), M79 (2lb) are interchangeable on both M1 and M4 handles.

Specifications:

Martinez 15oz M1 Titanium Framing Hammer 

• Ideal for First Fix and roofing work
• Faces; Milled or Smooth
• Suggested equivalent to 21oz Estwing. 
• Dimensions (full length) - straight handle: 415mm - curved handle: 413mm.

Martinez 12oz M4 Titanium Framing Hammer 

• Ideal for Finishing & second fix 
• Face - Dimple (inverted) or Smooth, (no micro claw this stopped production 2 years ago)
• Suggested equivalent to 16oz Estwing. 
• Dimensions (full length) - straight handle: 364mm - curved handle: 362mm.

Read the full lowdown on which Martinez hammer to go for