Hammer DeWalt DWHT56152-1, 1.36 kg head weight, forged steel construction

DeWalt DWHT56152-1 is a general-purpose hammer designed for carpentry and light construction work. With a forged steel head weighing 1.36 kg, this hammer provides durable striking performance and balanced handling for routine workshop tasks and on-site use. The tool is intended for driving nails, removing small fittings and demolition of minor elements where a reliable, solid hammer is required.

Advantages

The forged steel construction ensures long-term durability and consistent striking capability while resisting deformation under repeated use. The 1.36 kg head weight offers a balance between delivering sufficient impact force and allowing controlled swings for precision work. Designed for practical handling, the hammer's form factor supports comfortable use during extended tasks and typical job-site conditions.

Suitable for

• Driving common nails in framing and carpentry
• Removing small nails and fasteners
• Light demolition and dismantling of fixtures
• General workshop and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.36 kg
• Head material: forged steel
• Tool type: general-purpose hammer for carpentry and construction
• Typical applications: nail driving, small-scale demolition, workshop use

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum leverage and control; adjust your grip closer to the head for more precise, lighter strikes. Position the nail and begin with light taps to set it, then increase swing force to drive the nail to the required depth. Use the claw or appropriate striking face to remove small nails or dislodge fixtures. Inspect the hammer before use for any visible damage and ensure secure attachment of the head to the handle.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when working with the hammer. Match the hammer to the task: the 1.36 kg head is suitable for general carpentry and light demolition; for delicate finishing work choose a lighter tool and for heavy demolition consider a heavier hammer. Store in a dry place and check the handle and head connection regularly to maintain safe operation.