Hammer NEO tools 25-012, length 280 mm, weight 254 g, single piece

Hand hammer NEO tools 25-012 with a total length of 280 mm and mass of 254 g is intended for general-purpose striking tasks in carpentry, light construction and household repairs. The tool is supplied as a single piece and combines a forged, induction-hardened head with a wooden shank made of hard ash that is lacquered to resist moisture and sunlight. The handle profile is shaped for secure grip and improved control during precision tapping, fastening and small demolition tasks; the product conforms to DIN 1041 and carries GS and TÜV Rheinland certificates.

Advantages

The forged, induction-hardened head provides durable striking performance and resistance to deformation. The hard ash wooden shank with protective lacquer combines natural shock absorption with protection against environmental effects. Compact length (280 mm) and moderate mass (254 g) deliver balanced handling for precision work and reduce user fatigue during extended use. The profiled handle ensures a secure grip and improved control on repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Carpentry work: driving small nails, fitting trim and light assembly
• Light construction: fixing, aligning and small demolition operations
• Household repairs: furniture adjustment, hanging fixtures, general maintenance
• Precision tapping: controlled strikes for delicate joinery and finishing

Key specifications

• Total length: 280 mm
• Mass: 254 g
• Head: forged and induction-hardened steel
• Handle material: hard ash wood with protective lacquer
• Handle profile: ergonomically shaped for improved grip
• Certifications: manufactured in compliance with DIN 1041; GS and TÜV Rheinland certified

How to use

Hold the hammer firmly by the profiled wooden handle near the end to maximize leverage and control. Use the flat face of the forged head for driving nails and performing controlled strikes; apply steady, measured force appropriate for the task to avoid damaging the workpiece. For small demolition or prying tasks, use short, controlled blows. Inspect the handle and head before use to ensure the lacquer and wood are intact and the head is securely mounted.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate eye protection and work gloves when striking. Avoid using the hammer on hardened steel surfaces or for striking hardened punches and chisels to prevent chipping. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the lacquered wooden handle, and periodically check for signs of loosening or wear; replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle shows significant damage.