Hammer Gedore 8887450

Forged head hammer Gedore 8887450 with a wooden handle provides a robust hand tool for general striking tasks. The hammer is available with contoured ash (E 620 E) or hickory (E 620 H) handle, and features a supplementary long hardened steel sleeve on the handle for additional protection. The sleeve, tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw join the forged head and wooden handle into a single, secure unit. Overall dimensions are approximately 120 mm depth and 145 mm height, with a weight of 1.49 kg.

Advantages

The forged head complies with DIN 6475 and the handle meets DIN 5135 standards, ensuring reliable manufacturing and dimensional accuracy. The ROTBAND-PLUS handle join improves the connection between head and handle for increased working safety and longer service life. The hardened steel sleeve protects the top of the wooden handle against splitting and wear, while the contoured ash or hickory handle offers a comfortable grip. The tool offers a practical balance of durability, safety and cost-effectiveness.

Suitable for

• General striking and assembly work in workshops and construction
• Professional tradespeople who require a robust hand hammer
• DIY projects that involve driving nails, stakes or light demolition
• Situations where a protected wooden handle is preferred for comfort and shock absorption

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 8887450
• EAN: 4010883888745
• Head: Forged, to DIN 6475
• Handle: Contoured ash (E 620 E) or hickory (E 620 H), to DIN 5135
• Protective sleeve: Long hardened steel sleeve with tapered collar and fixing plate
• Depth: 120 mm (approx.)
• Height: 145 mm (approx.)
• Weight: 1.49 kg

How to use

Hold the Gedore 8887450 hammer by the contoured wooden handle with a firm, controlled grip. Use the forged head for striking nails, stakes or light demolition tasks, applying even force and maintaining control of the swing. Inspect the head-to-handle connection before use; the ROTBAND-PLUS join and fixing plate are intended to keep the assembly secure. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when working and select the correct striking face for the task.

Usage recommendations

To maintain safety and service life, regularly inspect the handle for cracks or loosening, check the hardened sleeve and fixing plate for damage, and replace the handle if any structural defects are found. Store the hammer in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to protect the wooden handle.