Hammer Bahco 484F-1250 1250g Steel Head Rubber Grip

The Bahco 484F-1250 is a claw hammer with a 1250 g forged steel head and an ergonomically designed rubber grip. Engineered for repeated striking and prying tasks, this hammer delivers consistent impact force and reliable durability. Its balanced weight distribution supports accurate control during driving and removal of nails, while the rubber handle reduces vibration and improves user comfort over extended use.

Advantages

The forged steel head offers high toughness and wear resistance suitable for heavy-duty use. The rubber grip provides a secure hold and absorbs some shock to reduce hand fatigue. A precisely shaped claw enables efficient nail pulling and light prying without compromising balance. The overall design combines durability with user-focused ergonomics to perform well in both construction and woodworking environments.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in framing and finish carpentry
• General construction tasks that require repeated striking
• Woodworking projects including assembly and demolition of wooden structures
• Light demolition and prying where controlled leverage is needed

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel for improved toughness
• Head weight: 1250 grams for strong impact force
• Handle: rubber grip for improved comfort and anti-slip hold
• Tool type: claw hammer combining striking face and nail claw
• Balance: designed for stable swing and control during use

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum striking force, or closer to the head for more precise control. Position the striking face squarely on the nail head and use controlled swings to drive nails. Use the claw to hook nails and apply leverage for removal; place a block under the head when prying to protect the work surface and increase mechanical advantage. Inspect the hammer before use for any visible damage and replace it if the head is loose or the handle is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For prolonged tasks, alternate grips and maintain a steady rhythm to reduce fatigue. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the steel head and periodically check the rubber grip for wear.