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Amazon£79.90Visit shop VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 55lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil for Blacksmiths, with Large Countertop and Stable Base, Metal Working Tool for Metal Bending, Shaping, Twisting
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The VEVOR 25 kg single horn anvil is a robust, high-performance tool designed for blacksmiths, hobbyists, and DIY metalworkers who need a reliable surface for shaping and forging small to medium projects. Built from durable cast steel with a hardened surface, it offers an impressive rebound rate to increase forging efficiency; however, users should note that at 25 kg, it is optimized for smaller tasks and may lack the mass required for heavy-duty industrial ironwork.
| Model Part Number | GZJ55 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
The anvil surface is heat-treated to a hardness of 50 HRC.
Yes, but you must keep it covered and oiled to prevent rust caused by humidity and environmental exposure.
It is recommended to use a blacksmithing hammer with a slightly softer face than the 50 HRC anvil face to prevent chipping.
Yes, the horn is specifically designed for shaping and bending metal into curves.
No, this product includes the anvil only; you will need to construct or purchase a suitable mounting stand.
This anvil offers a rebound rate of over 70 percent.
Ensure the anvil is securely bolted or chained to a solid, heavy wooden stump or dedicated steel stand.
Use a fine-grit abrasive pad or wire brush to remove the oxidation and apply a thin layer of protective oil after use.
Check the dimensions of the tool shank against the anvil's hardy hole specifications; minor grinding on the tool shank may be required.
To ensure peak performance, the anvil must be mounted on a heavy, stable stand—preferably a solid hardwood block—to prevent energy loss. Using heavy-duty bolts or chains to secure the base to the stand is recommended to eliminate shifting during operation.
Compatibility with standard blacksmithing accessories is high due to the integrated holes, but verify that your specific hardy tools fit the dimensions of the provided hardy hole. For care, it is essential to keep the working face clean of debris. If the anvil is kept in an unheated shop, apply a light coat of machine oil or specialized rust inhibitor to the face after every use to prevent surface oxidation. Never strike the hardened face with a hardened hammer, as this can cause chipping; always use a steel hammer of a slightly softer hardness than the anvil.
