Hammer JUCO 31070 — claw hammer, 700 g, single piece

JUCO 31070 — claw hammer, 700 g, single piece is a medium-weight claw hammer designed for general carpentry, household repairs and light demolition. The hammer combines a forged and ground head with an induction-hardened working face and a durable beech wood shaft to deliver controlled striking performance for driving and extracting nails. Conformity with DIN 1041 ensures consistent manufacturing quality and reliable geometry for typical site and workshop tasks.

Advantages

The forged and ground head provides accurate striking and long service life, while the induction-hardened face resists wear and maintains edge integrity. The beech wood shank delivers a comfortable grip and natural shock absorption during repeated use. The 700 g head weight offers a compromise between driving power and control, suitable for a wide range of carpentry and repair jobs.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in joinery and framing work
• Household repairs and maintenance tasks
• Light demolition and dismantling where controlled blows are required
• Site and workshop general-purpose hammering

Key specifications

• Head weight: 700 g
• Head: forged and ground
• Working face: induction hardened for wear resistance
• Shaft material: high-quality beech wood for strength and shock absorption
• Design: claw (nail puller) style for extraction and leverage
• Manufacturing standard: made in accordance with DIN 1041

How to use

Hold the beech wood shaft near the end to maximize striking force and control. Align the induction-hardened face squarely with the nail head and use steady, controlled swings to drive nails. For nail removal, position the claw under the nail head and lever back using the hammer head as a fulcrum; protect the workpiece with a scrap block if necessary. Inspect the wooden shaft and head connection before use to ensure secure attachment and avoid loose fittings.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged tasks, alternate grip position to reduce fatigue and check the hammer regularly for cracks or loose head. Store in a dry place to preserve the beech wood shaft and avoid using the hammered steel face on hardened steel or masonry to prevent premature wear or damage.