Hammer KREATOR KRTH90203, wooden handle, 1500 g head weight

KREATOR KRTH90203 hammer with a 1500 g steel head and a wooden handle is a handheld striking tool intended for heavy-duty impact work. The hammer combines a high mass head for effective force transfer with a wooden handle that provides shock absorption and a secure grip. It is designed for general striking, demolition and carpentry operations where controlled, repeated blows are required.

Advantages

The 1500 g head delivers substantial kinetic energy for driving, shaping and breaking materials while the wooden handle reduces transmitted vibration and improves comfort during extended use. The solid head-to-handle fit and the balanced weight distribution support accurate striking and reduce user fatigue. The simple, mechanical construction makes the tool easy to maintain and suitable for workshop or site environments.

Suitable for

• Driving large nails and spikes in timber and structural work
• Light demolition and breaking plaster, masonry or fittings
• Shaping or assembling timber components in carpentry
• General workshop striking tasks and tool fitting work

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1500 g for high-impact applications
• Head material: forged steel for durability and wear resistance
• Handle material: hardwood for vibration damping and grip
• Overall balance designed for repeated striking accuracy
• Finish: machined striking faces with polished or painted head surface

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the wooden handle for maximum leverage and control. Position the striking face squarely on the target and use smooth, controlled swings to deliver force efficiently. For driving nails, start with light taps to set the nail and then increase force as needed. When performing demolition, use steady, measured strikes and reposition as material breaks away. Inspect the handle and head before each use to ensure the head is secure and the handle is free from splits or cracks.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when using the hammer. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent handle deterioration. Replace the handle or discontinue use if cracks, looseness or significant wear are observed. Use the hammer within its intended application range; avoid striking hardened steel objects or using the tool as a pry bar.