Hammer NEO tools 02A835 — fibreglass handle, head 500 g, total weight 752 g, length 320 mm

NEO tools 02A835 is a medium-impact hand hammer designed for striking and fastening tasks in carpentry, construction and general repair. The tool combines a 500 g forged head with a fibreglass handle and an overall length of 320 mm to offer a balanced blend of impact energy and control. The handle’s construction reduces vibration transmission and improves durability, while the total tool weight of 752 g provides stable momentum for driving nails and performing assembly operations.

Advantages

The fibreglass handle provides resistance to temperature changes, moisture and mechanical damage, extending service life in workshop and outdoor conditions. The head mass of 500 g delivers sufficient striking force for medium-duty tasks without excessive rebound. An ergonomic, rubber-coated grip enhances handling comfort and control during repetitive work. Manufacturing and safety standards compliance ensures consistent quality and dependable performance.

Suitable for

• Carpentry tasks such as framing, fitting and light demolition
• Construction site general-purpose striking and fastening
• Home repairs, furniture assembly and DIY projects
• Workshop tasks where controlled medium-impact blows are required

Key specifications

• Head weight: 500 g
• Total weight: 752 g
• Overall length: 320 mm
• Handle material: fibreglass with rubber-coated ergonomic grip
• Intended use: medium-impact striking and fastening

How to use

Hold the hammer by the rubber-coated grip near the end of the handle to maximize control and leverage. Position the nail or fastener, align the head squarely with the target and deliver controlled strikes using the head mass to drive the fastener. For prying or removing nails, use the claw or appropriate feature on the head while maintaining steady posture and eye protection. Inspect the handle and head before each use and stop using the tool if cracks, loose head fixation or severe wear are observed.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when striking. Store the hammer in a dry place to maintain the fibreglass handle and rubber grip condition, and periodically check the head-to-handle connection for tightness and damage.