Hammer Dedra 13M290 — claw hammer, 1 pc

Dedra 13M290 — claw hammer, 1 pc is a single-piece hand tool that combines a striking head with a curved claw for extracting nails. Designed for general carpentry, household repairs and light construction tasks, this hammer is intended to provide a reliable striking surface and a mechanical advantage when removing fasteners. The one-piece supply makes it suitable for consumers looking for a basic, ready-to-use tool for everyday hammering and prying operations.

Advantages

The hammer integrates a solid striking face and a claw-shaped nail puller in a compact format, enabling both driving and removal of nails without additional tools. Its straightforward design supports precise impact control and levered nail extraction. Supplied as a single unit, the tool is ready to use immediately and requires no assembly or additional accessories.

Suitable for

• Basic carpentry and woodworking
• Home maintenance and small repairs
• Installing or removing nails in framing and trim work
• Light construction and renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: claw hammer with striking head and nail-extracting claw
• Quantity: one piece
• Intended use: driving and removing nails, light prying
• Application areas: carpentry, household repairs, general construction

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum leverage when delivering strikes. Position the striking face squarely on the nail head and apply controlled, steady blows until the nail is driven to the required depth. To remove nails, slip the claw under the nail head, use the hammer head as a fulcrum and apply steady backward force to extract the nail. Maintain control of the tool during both driving and pulling operations and place a scrap block beneath the nail head when extra leverage is needed or to protect work surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles and work gloves. Inspect the striking face and claw before use; stop using the hammer if the striking surface is excessively worn, chipped or the handle is damaged. Store the hammer in a dry place to reduce corrosion and ensure consistent performance.