Buy Hammer Handles Online in Australia
Replacement hammer handles from Thor. The range includes Thor wooden hammer handles in sizes 2, 3 and 4, model-specific Thor replacement wood handles and a Thor replacement rubber grip. A fresh handle is a far cheaper repair than a new hammer.
What's in the range
| Handle | What the range includes |
|---|---|
| Thor wooden hammer handles | Thor Wooden Hammer Handle in sizes #2, #3 and #4. |
| Thor replacement wood handles | Size 1 handle for TH10, TH210 and TH310 (pack of 10), size 5 handle for TH22 and TH322 (TH99-5H36), THH953W for the TH953 and THH957H for the TH957. |
| Thor replacement rubber grip | THRG1 rubber grip to suit the TH412, TH414 and TH416. |
Choosing a hammer handle
Match the handle to the hammer. For the Thor model-specific handles, check the model number in the listing against the hammer you are repairing. For general handles, match the handle size or head weight to the hammer head and check the eye shape and fit before fitting. A properly wedged handle that is tight in the head is safer than a loose one, and any handle that is cracked or splintered should be replaced rather than repaired.
Always check the data sheet. Confirm the size and fit suit your hammer head before fitting.
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Order from AIMS Industrial
Not sure which handle fits your hammer? Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact our team or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988.
Hammer handle FAQs
What hammer handles does AIMS list?
Thor wooden hammer handles and model-specific replacement handles, and a Thor rubber grip.
How do I choose a replacement handle?
Check the model number or size on the hammer and match it to the handle listing. For Thor hammers, the listing says which models each handle suits.
Can I replace the grip on a Thor hammer?
The Thor THRG1 replacement rubber grip suits the TH412, TH414 and TH416.
When should I replace a hammer handle?
Replace it if it is cracked, splintered or loose in the head. A damaged handle can fail in use.