Hammer with nail puller KREATOR KRTH90503 450 g, fiberglass handle, head size 125x29 mm, length 285 mm

KREATOR KRTH90503 is a 450 g hammer with an integrated nail puller designed for general carpentry, construction and household repairs. The hammer features a fiberglass handle that reduces vibration and improves durability, while the head measures 125x29 mm and the overall tool length is 285 mm. The balanced weight and compact length make the tool suitable for work in confined spaces and for tasks that require precise striking force.

Advantages

The fiberglass handle provides improved shock absorption compared with plain wooden handles, reducing user fatigue and minimizing transmitted vibration. The integrated nail puller allows quick removal of common nails without the need for a separate tool. The 450 g head weight offers a compromise between driving power and control, and the head geometry with dimensions 125x29 mm gives a reliable striking surface for a range of nail sizes.

Suitable for

• General carpentry and framing
• Interior and exterior household repairs
• Installing and removing nails in furniture and fixtures
• Work in confined or overhead spaces where a compact hammer is advantageous

Key specifications

• Head weight: 450 g
• Head dimensions: 125 x 29 mm
• Overall length: 285 mm
• Handle material: fiberglass for vibration damping
• Feature: integrated nail puller
• Intended use: driving and removing nails, general-purpose hammering

How to use

Hold the hammer by the end of the fiberglass handle for maximum leverage and control. Position the nail at the desired location and strike the head of the nail squarely with the hammer face to avoid glancing blows. For removal, place the nail puller over the nail head and apply steady leverage while protecting the work surface if needed. Use controlled strikes and adjust force according to nail size and material to avoid damage to the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection when striking nails and when using the nail puller. Inspect the fiberglass handle and head connection periodically for signs of damage or loosening. Use the hammer within its intended scope—driving and removing common nails—and avoid striking hardened steel or using the tool as a pry bar to maintain safe operation and prolong service life.