Axe NEO tools 27-006, single-piece hand axe, weight 865 g, pack quantity 1

NEO tools 27-006 single-piece hand axe is a compact, single-unit tool weighing 865 g, designed for chopping and light woodworking tasks in garden, forest and outdoor environments. The axe combines a selectively hardened elastic steel head with a strong blade and a hard hickory shank finished with lacquer to reduce moisture absorption. The handle profile improves grip and working comfort. Manufactured according to DIN 5131 and certified by TÜV and GS, this NEO axe is intended for users who need a reliable, portable cutting tool for general outdoor use.

Advantages

The elastic, selectively hardened steel head resists cracking on impact while the robust blade offers high resistance to blunting, reducing the need for frequent sharpening. A one-piece assembly ensures structural integrity between head and shank. The hickory handle provides natural shock absorption and, together with the ergonomic profile, improves handling and control. Lacquer protection on the wood reduces moisture penetration and extends service life under typical outdoor conditions. Compliance with DIN 5131 and TÜV/GS certification provide documented manufacturing and safety standards.

Suitable for

• Garden chopping and trimming of branches
• Camping tasks such as preparing firewood and clearing campsites
• Small felling and limbing of slender trees
• General outdoor maintenance and light woodworking

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece hand axe
• Weight: 865 g (single unit)
• Head material: selectively hardened elastic steel
• Blade properties: high resistance to blunting
• Handle material: hard hickory wood with lacquer finish
• Handle profile: ergonomic shape for improved grip
• Standards and certificates: manufacturing compliant with DIN 5131; TÜV and GS certified

How to use

Hold the axe with a secure grip on the hickory handle using both hands for chopping tasks or one-handed for light trimming according to your comfort and the task at hand. Position the workpiece on a stable surface and swing the axe in a controlled motion, allowing the blade weight and hardened steel head to do the cutting. For felling small trees or splitting kindling, apply steady, accurate strikes and avoid over-torquing the handle. After use, wipe the blade clean, dry the wooden handle and store the axe in a dry place to maintain the lacquered finish and prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment — gloves and eye protection — when working with the axe. Regularly inspect the head-to-handle connection and the blade edge; sharpen the blade as needed and reapply protective finish to the handle if wear appears. Do not use the axe on hardened metal, nails or other materials that may damage the blade.