Hammer NEO tools Neo 25-025 — cross-peen forging hammer with wooden handle, head 1.5 kg

NEO machinist hammer (25-025) is a cross-peen forging hammer with a 1.5 kg forged head and a 378 mm overall length, designed for metalworking and general workshop tasks. The ash-wood handle is lacquered to resist moisture and sunlight, and its profiled shape improves grip and comfort. The head is forged and induction-hardened; the product is manufactured according to DIN 1041 and certified by GS and TÜV Rheinland.

Advantages

The hammer combines a heavy forged 1.5 kg head with an ergonomically profiled ash handle that absorbs shocks and allows controlled strikes. Lacquer protection on the handle increases durability in workshop conditions. Induction hardening of the head improves wear resistance, while compliance with DIN 1041 and GS/TÜV Rheinland certification ensures consistent manufacturing quality.

Suitable for

• Shaping and light forging of metal
• Striking cold chisels and punches
• General workshop and maintenance tasks
• Professional use and DIY where a reliable cross-peen hammer is needed

When it may not be suitable

This hammer is intended for light forging, shaping, and striking tasks; it is not designed for heavy industrial forging or demolition where larger sledgehammers are required. The wooden handle, while offering good shock absorption, may not be ideal for environments with constant heavy impact or exposure to chemicals that can degrade lacquer.

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg
• Head type: cross-peen (forging) hammer
• Head manufacturing: forged and induction hardened
• Handle material: ash wood with lacquer finish
• Overall length: 378 mm
• Standards and certification: manufactured to DIN 1041; GS and TÜV Rheinland certified

How to use

Hold the profiled ash handle near the end for maximum control and deliver measured strikes with the flat face for general striking or with the cross-peen for shaping and bending metal. Use appropriate eye and hand protection, secure workpieces before striking, and inspect the head and handle for tightness before use. Replace the tool if the handle is cracked or the head becomes loose.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure a 1.5 kg head weight suits your intended tasks (light forging vs. heavy demolition)
• Consider whether a wooden handle meets your durability and vibration-absorption needs
• Check that the 378 mm length fits your workspace and reach requirements

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for shaping, light forging, and controlled striking on metal; maintain the lacquered handle by keeping it clean and dry, and check the head-to-handle fit regularly to ensure safe operation.