Hammer NEO tools 25-162 — fibreglass handle, 877 mm, 7.24 kg, 6 g head weight

NEO tools 25-162 is a long-handled stonemason's hammer with a fibreglass handle, overall length 877 mm and total weight 7.24 kg. The tool features a 6 kg head intended for heavy-duty striking and demolition where extended reach, shock absorption and durability are required. The hammer face is induction-hardened and machine-ground, and the head surface is protected by a varnish finish. The two-material fibreglass handle has an anti-slip coating and is engineered to reduce vibration and improve grip during demanding site work.

Advantages

The fibreglass handle provides resistance to moisture, temperature variation and mechanical damage while offering lighter weight compared with solid steel shafts. The patented two-component handle design combines a rigid core and an anti-skid outer layer to increase control under recoil and reduce hand fatigue. Induction hardening and precision grinding of the hammer face ensure consistent striking performance and extended service life. The varnish-protected head and laser engraving contribute to long-term identification and corrosion protection.

Suitable for

• Demolition and heavy striking in construction sites
• Masonry work requiring high-impact tools
• Roadwork and concrete breaking tasks
• Industrial and manual handling where reach and shock absorption are important

Key specifications

• Overall length: 877 mm
• Total weight: 7.24 kg
• Hammer head weight: 6 kg
• Head material: hardened steel, approximately 53 HRC hardness
• Handle material: fibreglass with two-component anti-slip coating
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Surface protection: varnish-coated hammer head

How to use

Use the hammer by holding the handle near the end to maximise leverage and striking force for demolition and heavy chiselling tasks. Inspect the handle and head before use for any visible damage or looseness; do not use if the head is loose or the handle is compromised. Position your body and feet to maintain balance and control, and strike with controlled, accurate blows rather than excessive swinging to reduce risk of injury. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and steel-toe boots when performing heavy striking or demolition work.

Usage recommendations

Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the varnish finish and fibreglass handle. Regularly check the hammer face for wear and reconditioning needs; avoid striking hardened or tempered metal with the hardened face to prevent chipping. For safe and effective use in masonry and demolition, combine correct striking technique with the anti-slip grip and vibration-damping properties of the handle.