Hammer Gedore 2963469 Wood Handle 125 mm Depth 120 mm Height 590 g Weight

The Gedore 2963469 hammer has a hickory wood handle and a polyamide head designed for durability and resistance. The head is specified at 75 Shore D hardness, is splinter-proof, shatter-proof and wear-resistant, and has been tested for use down to -20° C. The hammer measures 125 mm in depth, 120 mm in height and the tool weighs 590 g. The head surface is coated with a silver hammer-effect enamel for added protection.

Advantages

The combination of a hickory handle and a 75 Shore D polyamide head delivers a balance of shock absorption and impact resistance while minimizing splintering or fracturing. Cold-temperature testing to -20° C confirms suitability for use in low temperatures. A powder-coated silver hammer-effect enamel finish increases surface durability and resists wear.

Suitable for

• General hammering and assembly tasks
• Work in environments with low temperatures (down to -20° C)
• Applications requiring a non-metallic, wear-resistant striking surface
• Professional workshops and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 2963469
• EAN: 4017981012430
• Handle material: Hickory wood
• Head material: Polyamide, 75 Shore D
• Head properties: Splinter-proof, shatter-proof, wear-resistant
• Temperature rating: Tested to -20° C
• Coating: Silver hammer-effect enamel (powder-coated)
• Depth: 125 mm
• Height: 120 mm
• Weight: 590 g

How to use

Grip the hickory handle firmly and use the polyamide head for striking tasks where a durable, non-metallic face is required. Position the hammer squarely on the target and apply controlled strikes appropriate to the workpiece and fasteners. Avoid using the tool on very sharp or hardened steel edges that could damage the polyamide head. Inspect the handle and head before use and replace the tool if any damage or excessive wear is detected.

Usage recommendations

Use the Gedore 2963469 hammer for tasks that benefit from a non-marring, wear-resistant striking surface, avoid contact with hardened cutting edges, and store the tool in a dry place to preserve the hickory handle and coated finish.