Hammer NEO tools 25-153 Fibreglass Handle 875 mm 6.14 kg

NEO tools 25-153 fibreglass-handle hammer, 875 mm long and weighing 6.14 kg, is a heavy-duty fitter’s hammer engineered for demolition, striking and demanding construction tasks. The tool combines a hardened and machine-ground steel head with a patented two-component fibreglass handle that provides improved grip, durability and vibration absorption. The hammer face is induction-hardened and protected with a varnish layer to resist wear; the handle resists moisture, mechanical damage and temperature changes.

Advantages

The extended 875 mm handle length offers greater striking reach and leverage while the two-material fibreglass grip with anti-slip coating improves control and reduces hand fatigue. Induction hardening and machine grinding of the hammer face deliver consistent striking performance and long service life. The fibreglass construction provides resistance to environmental factors and contributes to reduced transmission of recoil. The tool is produced to applicable quality standards, ensuring reliability in heavy-duty use.

Suitable for

• Demolition and dismantling work
• Heavy striking and metal shaping
• Construction site tasks requiring high impact force
• General repair and maintenance where a heavy hammer is needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 875 mm
• Total weight: 6.14 kg
• Hammer head weight: 5 kg
• Head material: hardened steel, approx. 53 HRC
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Handle material: fibreglass with two-component anti-slip coating
• Protective finish: varnish layer on heads

How to use

Hold the hammer by the fibreglass handle using the extended grip to maximise leverage and control. Position your body and feet to absorb recoil and swing with controlled motion to deliver forceful, accurate strikes. Use the hardened face for direct impact on structural materials or demolition targets. Inspect the handle and head before use and ensure the anti-slip coating remains intact for secure handling.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and safety boots when performing demolition or heavy striking tasks. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the varnish protection and fibreglass integrity; avoid exposing the tool to prolonged direct heat sources. For tasks requiring precision or lighter blows, consider a smaller hammer to reduce risk of material damage.