Hammer KREATOR KRT901103, fiberglass handle, 300 g head

Claw hammer KREATOR KRT901103 with a 300 g head and a fiberglass handle is designed for general carpentry and household tasks. The balanced 300 g striking head provides sufficient impact for driving and removing nails, while the fiberglass handle reduces vibration and resists weathering. The tool combines a hardened striking face with a curved claw for efficient nail extraction and light demolition work, making it suitable for DIY, construction and maintenance jobs.

Advantages

The fiberglass handle offers improved shock absorption compared with solid metal handles and resists moisture and temperature changes. The 300 g steel head is heat-treated for durability and a consistent striking surface. The claw profile is shaped to provide good leverage for nail removal, and the overall weight distribution supports controlled swings and reduced user fatigue during repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in wood and light materials
• General carpentry and joinery tasks
• Light demolition and tear-out work
• Household repairs and maintenance
• DIY projects and small construction jobs

Key specifications

• Head weight: 300 g
• Head material: heat-treated steel
• Handle material: fiberglass
• Tool type: claw hammer
• Primary functions: striking and nail removal

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the fiberglass handle to maximize swing control and leverage. Position the striking face square to the nail head and use controlled, focused strikes to drive nails; avoid glancing blows. To remove nails, place the curved claw under the nail head, use the hammer eye on the workpiece as a fulcrum and apply steady leverage to extract the nail. Inspect the head and handle before each use for any signs of damage or wear and avoid using the hammer on hardened steel or masonry where inappropriate.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the hammer with nails and fasteners suitable for the material you are working with and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the fiberglass handle and check the striking face regularly for nicks; dress or replace the hammer if the striking surface becomes excessively worn or damaged.