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Striker STC-88 (88 lbs.) one-piece versus the Anyang "Z" 88 (88 lbs.) one-piece:
Striker STC-88 one-piece forging hammer Anyang "Z" 88 one-piece forging hammer

List Price - $7,495.00 Weight - 2,593 lbs.

List Price - $5,950.00 Weight - 1,940 lbs.
When compared on a pound-for-pound basis, the Striker forging hammer is 6% cheaper than the Anyang! The Striker forging hammer isn't more expensive . . . It offers more Quality, Power and Value!

The Striker STC-88 net weight is 2,593 lbs.

The Anyang "Z" 88 net weight is 1,940 lbs.

The Striker STC-88 is 653 lbs. (34%) heavier!

Fact - The Striker STC-88 one-piece hammer is 34% (653 lbs.) heavier than the Anyang "Z" 88 hammer!

Fact - The Striker STC-88 one-piece weighs 2,593 lbs. versus the Anyang's 1,940 lbs.!

Fact - The more weight you have below your die . . . the higher the anvil-to-ram ratio!

Fact - The higher your anvil-to-ram ratio . . . more of your striking energy goes into your work piece - not into the hammer!

Fact - The cast frame is the skeleton of your forging hammer. Without a strong, well designed skeleton, you have a higher probability of stress cracks and frame failure!

Striker STC-88 (88 lbs.) one-piece forging hammers!
Due to the success of the Striker one-piece hammers, secondary factories are now copying us and are casting one-piece hammers. Which would you rather buy? An experimental one-piece hammer with limited field testing or a proven one-piece work horse that has been bought by the likes of The U.S Navy, Nucor Steel and EPCOR Utilities?