Hammer AWTools AW31750 — claw hammer, AWTools model AW31750

AWTools AW31750 is a claw hammer designed for general carpentry and household tasks. The tool combines a conventional steel claw head for driving and removing nails with a double-faced head made of hard white rubber for impact work that requires surface protection. The head is permanently bonded to the shaft with epoxy, and the ergonomic plastic handle features a non-slip coating on the grip area to improve control during repetitive use.

Advantages

The double-faced hard white rubber head reduces marking on finished surfaces while still delivering effective impact force for light demolition, setting tiles or adjusting pavers. Epoxy bonding between head and shaft increases durability and minimizes loosening over time. The ergonomic plastic handle with a non-slip grip improves handling and reduces slippage during wet or greasy conditions. The claw end performs standard nail-pulling and prying tasks typical for a claw hammer.

Suitable for

• Woodworking, framing and general carpentry
• DIY repairs and household maintenance
• Tiling, paving and renovation work where surface protection is needed
• Automotive light repair and bodywork adjustments

Key specifications

• Hammer type: claw hammer with double-faced rubber striking surface
• Striking face material: hard white rubber (double-faced)
• Head-to-shaft attachment: epoxy-bonded
• Handle: ergonomic plastic with non-slip coating on grip area
• Primary uses: driving and removing nails, prying, light demolition, surface-protective impact tasks

How to use

Grip the ergonomic handle near the end for maximum leverage when driving nails, or closer to the head for controlled tapping with the rubber face. Use the steel claw for removing nails or prying boards by positioning the claw under the nail head and levering away from the surface. For tasks requiring a protected striking surface—such as aligning tiles or adjusting pavers—use the hard white rubber faces to avoid marring. Inspect the hammer before use to ensure the epoxy bond and handle are intact, and maintain a secure grip while striking.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves during use. Avoid excessive force with the rubber striking face beyond intended light demolition and alignment tasks. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the handle and bonding, and replace the tool if any cracks, looseness, or significant wear are observed.