Hammer NEO tools 25-104 — claw hammer, total length 320 mm, total weight 948 g, head weight 600 g

NEO tools 25-104 is a claw (carpenter’s) hammer with a total length of 320–326 mm and a total weight of approximately 948 g; the head weight is 600 g. The tool is made as a monolithic steel piece with an induction-hardened and machine-ground striking face. A two-material handle with an anti-skid coating and vibration-absorbing properties provides control and comfort. The hammer is intended for driving and removing nails in carpentry, general repair and construction tasks.

Advantages

The monolithic steel design delivers increased strength and durability because the head and neck form a single forged component. The induction-hardened and laser- or machine-ground face improves wear resistance and provides consistent striking performance. A two-component handle with an anti-slip layer reduces hand fatigue and helps absorb vibrations. Balanced weight distribution—600 g head with a total tool weight near 948 g—offers a combination of impact force and control suitable for both professional and household use. The product is manufactured to recognized standards and tested for reliability.

Suitable for

• Driving and pulling nails in carpentry work
• General repair and maintenance around buildings
• Light to medium construction tasks where a claw hammer is required
• DIY projects and professional finishing work

Key specifications

• Total length: 320–326 mm
• Total weight: approx. 948 g
• Head weight: 600 g
• Construction: monolithic steel design (single-piece)
• Hammer face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Handle: two-material design with anti-slip coating and vibration absorption
• Material hardness (head): approx. 53 HRC

How to use

Hold the hammer by the handle near the end for maximum leverage when driving nails, or closer to the head for controlled strikes. Align the nail and start with light taps to set it, then use full swings as needed while maintaining a steady, controlled motion. Use the claw end to pull nails by positioning the claw under the nail head and levering against the striking face or a block of wood to reduce damage to the work surface. Inspect the striking face and handle before use and replace the tool if cracks, significant wear, or loosened connections are present.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate eye protection and gloves. Choose the hammer’s grip position and swing force according to the task: use controlled, accurate strikes for finishing and stronger swings for framing or heavy driving. Avoid striking hardened or tempered steel objects with the hammer face. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect the handle and head regularly for signs of wear.