Carpenter's Hammer NEO tools 02A850, plastic handle, 450 g

Carpenter's Hammer NEO tools 02A850 with a 450 g head and a plastic handle is a midsize claw hammer designed for general carpentry tasks, precise nail driving and light demolition. The hammer combines a round striking face with a claw notch for nail pulling, providing functionality for woodworking, framing and household repairs where control and moderate striking power are required. The handle construction resists temperature changes and moisture for reliable workshop use.

Advantages

The hammer’s 450 g head offers a balance between driving force and control, suitable for a wide range of carpentry jobs. A round striking face assists with precise nail placement, while the claw allows efficient nail removal. The handle is made from a durable composite material resistant to moisture, temperature changes and mechanical wear, and the ergonomic rubber-coated grip improves user comfort and reduces slippage during use. Manufacturing complies with DIN 7239 to ensure consistent quality and dimensions.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in woodworking and framing
• General household repairs and maintenance
• Light demolition and dismantling tasks
• DIY projects and workshop tasks requiring a midsize hammer

Key specifications

• Head weight: 450 g
• Head type: round striking face with claw notch
• Handle material: fibreglass composite with rubber-coated grip
• Intended use: carpentry, framing, woodworking, household repairs
• Manufacturing standard: DIN 7239 compliant

How to use

Hold the hammer close to the end of the handle for maximum striking force or nearer the head for greater control during precise nail driving. Position the nail and tap gently to set it, then increase force as needed to fully drive the nail. To remove nails, slide the claw under the nail head and use the handle as a lever, applying steady pressure. Inspect the striking face and handle before use to ensure there are no cracks or significant wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection when striking nails or performing demolition. For prolonged work, maintain a firm but relaxed grip to reduce fatigue. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the handle material and check periodically for damage; replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle is cracked.