Axe BRADAS universal plastic head 1.4 kg KT-SF1100

The Axe BRADAS universal plastic head 1.4 kg KT-SF1100 is a lightweight chopping tool designed for general-purpose outdoor and garden tasks. With a plastic head engineered for durability and a balanced handle, this axe is intended for light splitting, pruning, campsite chores and preparing small amounts of firewood. Its total weight of 1.4 kg makes it easy to carry and manoeuvre for users who need a compact tool for routine jobs.

Advantages

This universal axe features a plastic head that reduces the risk of corrosion while remaining resistant to impacts under normal use. The balanced overall weight of 1.4 kg improves control during swings and helps reduce user fatigue during extended tasks. The handle design provides a secure grip suitable for outdoor conditions, and the axe is compact enough for storage in a shed or transport to a campsite.

Suitable for

• Light splitting of small logs and kindling
• Pruning and cutting thin branches
• Campsite tasks such as preparing firewood
• General garden maintenance and trimming

Key specifications

• Total weight: 1.4 kg
• Head material: durable plastic composite
• Design: universal chopping and light splitting head
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for secure grip during outdoor use

How to use

Hold the axe firmly with both hands, positioning one hand near the head for control and the other at the end of the handle for leverage. Place the wood on a stable chopping block and strike with controlled, steady swings aimed at the grain lines or knots you intend to split. For pruning, use shorter, precise strikes on thin branches. After use, clean the head and handle of dirt and sap, and store the axe in a dry place to preserve the handle and head materials.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when chopping or splitting wood. Avoid using the plastic-headed axe on extremely hard or frozen timber or for heavy splitting tasks intended for metal-headed splitting axes. Regularly inspect the head and handle for wear or cracks and replace the tool if structural damage is found.