VAUGHAN

VAUGHAN hammer hatchets, such as the Standard Half Hatchet (SH2) and Rig Builders Hatchet (RB), are specified as meeting ASME standards. This compliance indicates that the tools are manufactured to dimensional and performance criteria set by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ensuring consistency in head weight, cutting edge geometry, and handle attachment. For procurement specialists, this means the tools are suitable for applications requiring adherence to industry norms, though specific ASME standard numbers are not listed in the product data.

VAUGHAN double bit axe handles, such as the 36 in model (MPN 66363), are designed for use with VAUGHAN double bit axe heads, specifically compatible with manufacturer model numbers 32201 and 32220. While the handle may fit other brands with similar eye dimensions, 3G Electric recommends verifying compatibility based on head weight and eye shape. The handle is rated for a maximum head weight of 5 lb, which is a common specification for double bit axes. For replacement handles, the MPN 68363 is a generic replacement handle without specified compatibility details, so buyers should measure the existing handle's eye size and length.

VAUGHAN offers blade finishes in powder coat and polished options. Powder coat is a baked-on coating that provides corrosion resistance and reduces glare, suitable for outdoor or wet conditions. Polished blades have a smooth, reflective surface that reduces friction during cutting and is easier to clean, but may be more prone to rust if not maintained. For example, the Standard Half Hatchet (SH2) uses powder coat, while the Drywall Hatchet (WB) uses a polished finish. The choice depends on the work environment: powder coat for durability in harsh conditions, polished for precision cutting tasks where blade smoothness is critical.

Yes, the VAUGHAN Mattock Pick (MPN HMP) is designed for digging and breaking up hard soil or light demolition. It features an iron head with a 4 1/2 in adze and a 4 1/2 in pick, mounted on a wood handle. The adze side is used for cutting roots or scraping, while the pick side is for breaking compacted ground or masonry. For heavy demolition involving concrete or reinforced materials, a heavier tool like a sledgehammer or demolition hammer would be more appropriate. The mattock is best suited for excavation, trenching, and landscaping tasks in industrial settings.

3G Electric stocks VAUGHAN hatchets with head weights ranging from 12 oz to 28 oz. The Drywall Hatchet (WB) has a 12 oz head, the Underhill Lath Hatchet (UL) is 14 oz, the Standard Half Hatchet (SH2) is 22 oz, and the Rig Builders Hatchet (RB) is 28 oz. This range allows selection based on the force required for the task: lighter hatchets for precision work like drywall cutting, heavier ones for framing or demolition. The cutting edge lengths vary from 1 3/4 in to 3 1/2 in, correlating with head weight.

Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies VAUGHAN products. We stock the VAUGHAN catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.