Hammer Gedore 8672410

Forged hammer head according to DIN 1041 fitted on a contoured wooden handle (ash E 600 E or hickory E 600 H) manufactured to DIN 5111. The handle is reinforced with a long hardened steel protective sleeve. The tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw form a secure mechanical connection between head and handle, providing a single assembled unit. Model Gedore 8672410 has a striking weight of approximately 727 g, a head depth of 120 mm and a head height of 30 mm.

Advantages

The forged head and reinforced handle sleeve increase resistance to impact and reduce the risk of handle damage. The DIN-compliant components and the tapered collar with fixing plate ensure a durable mechanical bond between head and handle, increasing working safety and service life. The contoured wooden handle offers a comfortable grip while keeping overall weight suitable for a range of striking tasks.

Suitable for

• General striking and assembly work
• Metalworking where a solid striking tool is required
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring controlled blows
• Maintenance and repair work in workshops and on-site

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model: 8672410
• MPN: 8583230
• EAN: 4010883858328
• Head standard: DIN 1041
• Handle standard: DIN 5111
• Handle material: ash (E 600 E) or hickory (E 600 H)
• Reinforcement: long hardened steel protective sleeve
• Connection: tapered collar, fixing plate, wood screw
• Head depth: 120 mm
• Head height: 30 mm
• Weight: approx. 727 g

How to use

Hold the contoured wooden handle with a firm, comfortable grip and position the hammer perpendicular to the work surface for controlled strikes. Use the hammer for driving, shaping or assembling tasks appropriate for a 727 g striking weight. Inspect the handle sleeve and head connection before each use and avoid excessive lateral forces that could stress the wooden handle. Replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle is damaged.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses and gloves) and select the hammer where the head weight and wooden handle configuration match the intended application. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and periodically check the fixing plate and screw for tightness.