Claw hammer Faster Tools 06-13-0105, 600 g head, rubber handle

Claw hammer Faster Tools 06-13-0105 features a 600 g forged head and an ergonomically shaped rubber handle designed for general carpentry and household tasks. The balanced medium-weight head allows controlled driving of nails while the claw end provides efficient nail removal. The rubber handle enhances grip and reduces impact transmission to the hand, making the tool suitable for repetitive use in DIY, construction and repair work.

Advantages

The 600 g head delivers a compromise between driving force and control, helping to avoid over-striking delicate workpieces. A precision-formed claw ensures reliable nail extraction with minimal damage to surrounding material. The rubber handle increases friction for a secure grip and incorporates shock-absorbing properties to reduce hand fatigue. The head-handle joint is engineered for stable alignment to maintain striking accuracy over time.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in carpentry and framing
• General household repairs and maintenance
• DIY projects such as furniture assembly and small renovations
• Construction tasks requiring a medium-weight hammer

Key specifications

• Head weight: 600 g
• Head type: forged steel with claw for nail removal
• Handle material: rubber overform for improved grip and shock absorption
• Overall balance: medium-weight for controlled striking
• Typical applications: carpentry, household repairs, construction

How to use

Hold the rubber handle near the end for maximum striking leverage or closer to the head for greater control on precision tasks. Position the hammer face square to the nail head and deliver controlled strikes until the nail is driven to the required depth. Use the claw to hook the nail shaft and lever it out using the hammer head as a fulcrum; protect the work surface with a thin block of wood if necessary to avoid surface damage. Inspect the tool before use to ensure the head is secure and the handle is intact.

Usage recommendations

Store the hammer in a dry place and clean off dirt or corrosive substances after use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses when striking nails. Replace the tool if the head becomes loose, severely chipped, or if the handle shows significant wear or damage.