Hammer Beta Tools specialist hammer wooden handle 1.5 kg 280 mm model 1385/1500

Hammer Beta Tools specialist hammer wooden handle 1.5 kg 280 mm model 1385/1500 is a hand striking tool designed for precision work and general workshop tasks. The hammer combines a forged steel head with a traditional wooden handle to provide controlled impact, reliable durability and reduced vibration for repeated use. With a 1.5 kg head weight and a total length of 280 mm, this hammer is intended to balance force and handling for tasks that require concentrated strikes.

Advantages

The forged steel head delivers consistent impact performance and wear resistance, while the wooden handle provides natural shock absorption and comfortable grip during extended use. The compact overall length improves maneuverability in confined spaces and allows accurate placement of strikes. The design focuses on stable balance between head weight and handle length to help reduce user fatigue and improve repeatability of blows in metalworking, carpentry and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Metalworking: shaping, staking and light forging tasks
• Carpentry: driving and removing wooden pins and general joinery work
• Maintenance and repairs: mechanical assembly, dismantling and adjustment jobs
• Workshop use: tasks that require controlled, repeatable strikes in limited spaces

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg
• Total length: 280 mm
• Head material: forged steel
• Handle material: wood (shock-absorbing)
• Tool type: specialist hand hammer for precision striking

How to use

Hold the hammer by the wooden handle with a firm, comfortable grip positioned to allow controlled swings. For precision work, use short, measured strikes and keep the workpiece securely clamped or supported. When greater force is required, increase swing distance while maintaining alignment between head and target. Inspect the head-to-handle connection before use and replace the tool or handle if there are signs of cracking, loosening or significant wear.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when striking metal or hard surfaces. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent handle degradation, and periodically check for tightness of the head on the handle. For tasks requiring different impact energy or face shape, consider using alternative hammer types to match the application.