Hammer NEO tools 25-151 Fibreglass Handle 865 mm 4.12 kg

NEO tools 25-151 fibreglass-handle hammer, 865 mm in length and 4.12 kg in total weight, is built for heavy-duty applications such as demolition, striking and fitting tasks. The hammer features an induction-hardened and machine-ground face protected by a varnish layer, and a two-material fibreglass handle with an anti-skid coating that reduces vibration and improves grip comfort. The tool is manufactured to meet recognized safety and quality standards and is intended for professional and demanding DIY use.

Advantages

The fibreglass handle provides resistance to damage, moisture and temperature variation while remaining lighter than an all-steel shaft. The two-component handle with anti-slip coating improves control and reduces slippage during use. The induction-hardened, machine-ground face and varnish protection increase durability and maintain impact performance. An extended grip design facilitates handling even under high recoil, and the overall construction delivers the striking power required for robust demolition and fitting work.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking of masonry and concrete elements
• Heavy striking, driving chisels and punches
• Fitting and assembly tasks requiring high-impact tools
• Construction and renovation site general use

Key specifications

• Total length: 865 mm
• Total weight: 4.12 kg
• Hammer head weight: 3 kg
• Handle material: fibreglass with two-component anti-slip coating
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Head material hardness: approximately 53 HRC (steel)
• Protective finish: varnish on hammer head

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the fibreglass handle to maximize striking force and control. Position the workpiece securely and strike with steady, controlled blows appropriate to the material being worked on. For chisel or punch work, align the tool precisely and use measured strikes to avoid glancing blows. After use, wipe the head and handle clean, check the handle and head seating for signs of damage, and store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the varnish and fibreglass performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when performing demolition or heavy striking tasks. Inspect the fibreglass handle for cracks or damage before each use and avoid exposing the tool to prolonged chemical exposure or extreme heat. For safe and effective results, match the hammer size and head weight to the specific task and material.