Hammer Gedore 8887610

Forged head hammer Gedore 8887610 with a wooden handle provides a durable and reliable striking tool for general workshop and construction tasks. The hammer head is manufactured to DIN 6475 standards and is joined to a contoured ash (E 620 E) or hickory (E 620 H) handle made to DIN 5135, with a long hardened steel protective sleeve that secures the connection and increases service life. The sleeve, tapered collar, fixing plate and wood screw bond the hammer head and wood handle into a single unit, offering stable performance and consistent balance.

Advantages

The forged head and reinforced handle connection ensure high working safety and a long service life. The contoured wooden handle gives a comfortable grip while the protective steel sleeve prevents splitting and loosening at the head. The ROTBAND-PLUS handle join provides reliable fixation and reduces the need for maintenance, delivering a favourable price–performance ratio for workshop and on-site use.

Suitable for

• General carpentry and joinery work
• Construction and site repairs
• Workshop tasks requiring medium to heavy striking
• Toolkits for professionals and hobbyists

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 8887610
• EAN: 4010883888769
• Head standard: DIN 6475
• Handle options: 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: 125 mm
• Height: 150 mm

How to use

Hold the Gedore 8887610 hammer by the contoured wooden handle near the end to maximise leverage and control. Use the forged head for striking nails, shaping parts or performing demolition tasks within the hammer’s intended force range. Inspect the protective sleeve and handle connection regularly; replace the tool if the head becomes loose, the handle cracks, or the sleeve is damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves. Avoid striking hardened steel edges or chisels with the wooden-handled hammer to prevent damage. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and prolong service life.