Lincoln Electric KH530 is a hand chipping hammer for removing slag and flux during weld cleanup. Its forged-alloy steel head combines a chisel blade and tapered point with a spring-grip handle.
Key Features and Benefits
- Forged-alloy steel provides the documented head material.
- A wide chisel blade supports slag removal across a surface.
- The tapered point provides a different working end for cleanup.
- A spring handle is designed to reduce transmitted shock.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model / manufacturer part number | KH530 |
| Tool type | Straight-head chipping hammer |
| Head material | Forged-alloy steel |
| Working ends | Chisel blade and tapered point |
| Handle | Spring grip |
Applications and Compatibility
For appropriate weld-cleanup tasks. This hand tool is separate from a welding machine and should not be treated as a substitute for protective equipment.
What Is Included
- KH530 chipping hammer
Setup and Documentation
Inspect the head and handle before use and follow the tool instructions. Wear suitable eye and face protection when removing slag.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is it used for?
The manufacturer identifies removal of slag and flux from metal.
What are the two working ends?
A chisel blade and a long tapered point.
Does it include a wire brush?
A separate wire brush is not listed as included with KH530.