Hammer Gedore 8672840

Forged hammer head DIN 1041 fitted on a contoured wooden handle (ash E 600 E or hickory E 600 H) to DIN 5111, with an additional long hardened steel sleeve protecting the handle at the striking end. The tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw secure the head and handle into a single, stable assembly. The Gedore 8672840 hammer weighs 1.33 kg and has overall dimensions suitable for precise striking tasks.

Advantages

The forged head and hardened protective sleeve increase durability and resistance to impact. The contoured ash or hickory handle provides ergonomic grip and shock absorption. The tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw ensure a secure connection between head and handle for safe, long-term use. The tool offers a balanced combination of robustness and handling for professional and DIY work.

Suitable for

• Precision striking and general hammering in workshop and construction tasks
• Assembly and disassembly of mechanical parts where controlled impact is required
• Professional trades and home DIY projects requiring a durable wooden-handled hammer

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / item: 8672840
• Weight: 1.33 kg
• Head standard: Forged head to DIN 1041
• Handle material: Contoured ash (E 600 E) or hickory (E 600 H) to DIN 5111
• Protective feature: Long hardened steel sleeve on handle
• Connection: Tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw
• MPN: 8583660
• EAN: 4010883858366

How to use

Hold the contoured handle near its end for best leverage and control. Align the hammer face with the workpiece and apply consistent, controlled strikes appropriate to the task. Use lighter taps for precision work and stronger blows for driving or shaping; avoid side impacts on the striking face to preserve the head and sleeve. Inspect the head-to-handle connection before use and again periodically during extended work.

Usage recommendations

For safety and longevity: store the hammer in a dry place, replace the handle if cracked or loosened, and wear eye protection when striking to protect against flying debris. Choose ash for slightly softer shock absorption or hickory for higher toughness according to your preference.