Splitting Axe BRADAS KT-SF2200, fiberglass handle 790 mm, 2 kg hardened steel head, TPR non-slip grip

The BRADAS splitting axe KT-SF2200 is a 2 kg splitting axe designed for efficient firewood processing and general woodcutting tasks. It features a hardened-steel head that provides reliable edge retention and a 790 mm fiberglass handle engineered to absorb shock and reduce user fatigue. The handle is finished with a TPR non-slip grip to improve control in wet or sweaty conditions. The tool is intended for domestic and light professional use where consistent splitting performance and durability are required.

Advantages

The hardened-steel head offers prolonged cutting performance and resistance to deformation during repeated strikes. The fiberglass handle reduces vibration transfer to the user and increases impact resistance compared with wooden shafts. The TPR non-slip grip provides secure handling and improves safety when swinging or controlling the axe. The overall balance between head and handle supports effective splitting action while minimizing rebound and strain.

Suitable for

• Splitting firewood for home heating
• Preparing kindling and logs for stoves and fireplaces
• Light professional tasks such as small-scale forestry or property maintenance
• Outdoor and campsite wood preparation

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2.0 kg
• Handle material: fiberglass
• Handle length: 790 mm
• Head material: hardened steel
• Grip material: thermoplastic rubber (TPR), non-slip finish
• Tool type: splitting axe

How to use

Hold the axe with both hands, placing the dominant hand near the head for control and the other hand near the end of the handle for power. Position the log on a stable chopping block and aim for natural cracks or the center of the log for a single strike. Swing the axe in a controlled arc, allowing the weight of the 2 kg head to drive the blade into the wood while the fiberglass handle absorbs shock. After striking, withdraw the blade carefully and repeat as needed, repositioning the log when necessary. Inspect the head and handle before each use to ensure they are secure and free of visible damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and work gloves. Maintain the blade by keeping it sharp and free of rust; use a file or sharpening stone following the original bevel angle. Store the axe in a dry place and avoid striking metal, stone, or other hard surfaces that can chip or dull the hardened-steel head. For prolonged performance, periodically check the handle for cracks and the grip for wear, replacing components if needed.