Hammer NEO tools 25-155 — fibreglass handle, length 890 mm, total weight 9.2 kg, head weight 8 g

Fitter’s hammer NEO 25-155 with an 8 kg head and a fibreglass grip is intended for strong hammering and demolition work. The hammer face is induction-hardened and machine-ground, and the head is protected with a varnish layer. The two-material fibreglass handle has an anti-skid coating that improves grip and absorbs vibrations. The extended grip length makes it easier to hold the hammer even under high recoil. The product is manufactured in accordance with applicable standards and certified by GS and TÜV Rheinland.

Advantages

The induction-hardened, machine-ground hammer face provides durability and consistent striking performance. A varnish layer on the head protects against corrosion. The fibreglass handle is resistant to damage, moisture and temperature variation, while the two-component anti-slip coating increases comfort and reduces slippage. The extended grip improves control during heavy impacts, and the patented handle design contributes to reliable ergonomics.

Suitable for

• Demolition works
• Strong hammering and striking tasks
• Construction and heavy-duty workshop use

Key specifications

• Head weight: 8 kg
• Total weight: 9.2 kg
• Overall length: 890 mm
• Handle material: fibreglass with two-component anti-slip coating
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Steel hardness (head): 53 HRC
• Head surface protection: varnish layer

How to use

Hold the extended fibreglass handle with a firm two-handed grip appropriate to the task and swing the hammer to strike the target surface. Use controlled, deliberate strikes for demolition and heavy hammering; maintain a clear work area and stable stance. Inspect the hammer before use for any visible damage to the head, handle or coating, and do not use the tool if cracks or severe wear are present.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, safety glasses and protective footwear). Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the varnish protection and fibreglass handle. Replace the tool if the handle or head shows structural damage.