Hammer NEO tools 25-161 — fibreglass handle, height 870 mm, weight 5.24 kg, head 4 g

NEO tools 25-161 is a stonemason's hammer with a fibreglass handle, an overall height of 870 mm and a total weight of 5.24 kg, featuring a 4 kg hammer head. Designed for striking and demolition tasks that require extended reach and a shock-resistant handle, the tool combines a hardened and machine-ground striking face with a durable varnish finish on the head. The two-material fibreglass handle has an anti-skid coating and vibration-absorbing properties to support controlled heavy-duty use.

Advantages

The induction-hardened and machine-ground hammer face ensures consistent impact performance and extended wear resistance. The fibreglass handle provides high resistance to mechanical damage, moisture and temperature changes while reducing transmitted shock. A two-component handle coating with an anti-skid layer improves grip security and handling during forceful strikes. The design has been engineered and patented by NEO process engineers and is produced according to applicable quality standards.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking of masonry, stone and concrete
• Stonemasonry and heavy chiselling work
• Construction site tasks requiring long-reach manual striking
• Applications where vibration damping and secure grip are important

Key specifications

• Overall height: 870 mm
• Total weight: 5.24 kg
• Hammer head weight: 4 kg
• Head material: hardened steel, approx. 53 HRC
• Handle material: fibreglass with two-component anti-slip coating
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground with varnish protection

How to use

Grip the hammer by the fibreglass handle using both hands when performing heavy strikes to maintain control and reduce recoil. Position your body to allow the handle's full length to provide leverage; use controlled swings and strike with the hardened face for effective material removal. Inspect the hammer before use to ensure the head is secure and the handle shows no visible damage. Replace the tool if the handle is cracked or the head becomes loose.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and hearing protection when performing demolition or heavy striking tasks. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the fibreglass handle and the varnished head. Follow local safety regulations and standard practices for stonemasonry and construction site operations.