Hammer MODECO MN-30-302 — claw / metalworker hammer with plastic handle, 200 g head

MODECO MN-30-302 is a 200 g claw and metalworker hammer with a plastic handle designed for general workshop, carpentry and repair tasks. The compact head weight allows for controlled striking force suitable for driving nails, light shaping of metal and small demolition jobs. The plastic handle provides a comfortable grip and improved slip resistance for routine use in home maintenance and professional light-duty work.

Advantages

The hammer combines a balanced 200 g steel head with a claw for nail removal and a shaped striking face for accurate blows. The plastic handle reduces vibration transmission compared with bare steel handles and offers a non-slip surface for safer handling. The tool’s size and weight make it easier to use for extended periods where precision rather than heavy impact is required.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in carpentry and furniture repair
• Light metal shaping and small bending tasks
• General household repairs and mounting works
• Workshop tasks requiring controlled, precise strikes

Key specifications

• Head type: claw and striking face designed for combined metalwork and carpentry use
• Head weight: 200 g for controlled impact
• Handle material: molded plastic grip for improved comfort and slip resistance
• Overall use: light-duty metalworking, carpentry and household maintenance

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle to achieve better control and leverage when striking. Align the striking face with the nail head or work surface and use smooth, controlled swings rather than excessive force. Use the claw to grip and lever out nails by engaging the nail head and applying steady pulling force; if needed, use a block of wood as a fulcrum to protect the workpiece. For shaping metal, use short controlled strikes and reposition the workpiece as required to avoid unintended deformation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hammer before each use to ensure the head is securely attached to the handle and the striking face is free of cracks or heavy mushrooming. Wear appropriate eye protection when striking or removing fasteners, and store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion.