Hammer Dedra 13M440 carpentry hammer 600 g with plastic handle

Dedra 13M440 carpentry hammer, weighing 600 g and fitted with a plastic handle, is designed for general woodworking and construction tasks. The hammer combines a balanced head mass with an ergonomic grip to provide consistent striking performance for driving and removing nails, light demolition, and repair work. The tool is suitable for both DIY enthusiasts and professional tradespeople who require a reliable hammer for routine carpentry operations.

Advantages

The 600 g head offers a balance between impact force and control, suitable for typical carpentry tasks without excessive fatigue. The plastic handle provides grip stability and contributes to shock resistance, reducing hand vibration during repeated use. The hammer’s balanced weight distribution supports controlled strikes and predictable nail driving, while the claw end allows efficient nail removal and light prying.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in timber and framing
• Light demolition and dismantling of wooden structures
• General repair, maintenance, and joinery tasks
• DIY projects and on-site construction work

Key specifications

• Head weight: 600 g
• Handle material: plastic
• Head design: striking face with claw for nail removal
• Intended use: carpentry and general woodworking
• Grip: ergonomic shape for improved handling

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle to maximize leverage and control. Position the nail and use controlled, accurate strikes on the hammer face to drive nails, starting with light taps to set the nail and increasing force as needed. For nail removal, slide the claw under the nail head and use the handle as a lever to extract the nail smoothly. Inspect the handle and head before use to ensure they are secure and free of damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when working with the hammer. Avoid striking hardened metal objects or using the tool for tasks outside its intended carpentry use to prevent head damage or handle failure. Store the hammer in a dry place and check the handle connection periodically to maintain safe operation.