Hammer JOBIextra WXT050 claw hammer 600 g with plastic handle

JOBIextra WXT050 claw hammer 600 g with plastic handle is designed for general carpentry, light construction and household repair tasks. The hammer combines a balanced striking face and a curved claw for efficient nail driving and removal. A molded plastic handle provides grip and reduces slipping during repetitive use, making the tool suitable for finishing work and basic woodworking.

Advantages

The 600 g head weight offers a balance between driving power and control for common carpentry tasks. The dual-purpose head integrates a smooth striking face and a claw for extracting nails without additional tools. The molded plastic handle is shaped for a comfortable grip and helps reduce slipping; its construction also contributes to consistent balance and handling. The overall design supports accurate striking and straightforward nail removal.

Suitable for

• Home repair and maintenance
• Interior finishing and trim work
• Basic woodworking and furniture assembly
• Light construction and renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Head weight: approximately 600 g
• Head type: claw hammer with curved nail-pulling claw
• Striking face: balanced flat face for general driving
• Handle: molded plastic handle shaped for grip and reduced slip
• Intended use: general carpentry, finishing and light construction

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum striking force or closer to the head when you need more control. Position the nail square to the striking face and use controlled, even swings until the nail is set. To remove a nail, wedge the claw under the nail head and use the hammer’s head as a lever, supporting the workpiece as needed to prevent damage. Inspect the tool before use to ensure the handle is secure and the striking face is clean and free of major deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection when driving or removing nails and work on a stable surface. For tasks requiring higher driving force or precision, select a hammer size and handle technique suited to the job. Store the hammer in a dry place and check the handle and head connection regularly for signs of wear.