Hammer NEO tools 25-105 — claw hammer, head weight 600 g, length 317 mm, total weight 976 g

NEO tools 25-105 is a wide brick/claw hammer with a 600 g head, total weight 976 g and overall length 317 mm. The tool features a monolithic steel construction with an induction-hardened and machine-ground striking face. One end is shaped for driving and removing nails while the opposite, broader end is intended for breaking and splitting masonry materials and hammering plaster. The hammer has a two-material handle with an anti-slip coating that reduces vibration and improves grip; the handle design is a proprietary, patented solution. The product is manufactured to recognized quality standards and carries GS and TÜV Rheinland marks, meeting requirements related to durability and safety.

Advantages

The monolithic single-steel construction increases strength and reduces the risk of head separation. The induction-hardened and laser- or machine-ground face provides wear resistance and consistent striking performance. The two-material handle with anti-slip coating offers better grip and vibration absorption for more controlled strikes. Balanced weight distribution between the 600 g head and the handle yields controlled force for both demolition and nailing tasks. Certified manufacturing and compliance with standards contribute to predictable quality and safe use on construction and renovation projects.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in carpentry and framing
• Light demolition and breaking plaster or brick fragments
• Splitting small masonry pieces and chipping tasks
• General construction, renovation and household repair work

Key specifications

• Head weight: 600 g
• Total weight: 976 g
• Overall length: 317 mm
• Construction: monolithic steel body
• Striking face: induction-hardened and machine-ground
• Handle: two-material with anti-slip coating, vibration-absorbing
• Two differently shaped ends for nailing and masonry work
• Manufacturing standards: certified (GS, TÜV Rheinland); designed to applicable quality norms

How to use

Grip the two-material handle near the end to maximize striking force and control; maintain a firm, comfortable hold provided by the anti-slip coating. For driving nails, align the nail and strike squarely with the flat face until the nail is seated. For removal, use the claw end to lever out nails using controlled force. For light demolition, use the broader end to chip plaster or break masonry fragments with measured strikes. Inspect the hammer before use for any visible damage, and replace the tool if the head or handle is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when performing demolition or masonry work. Use the hammer for tasks within its weight and size class — avoid using a claw/brick hammer for heavy, industrial-scale breaking that requires sledgehammers. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically check the handle attachment and striking face for wear.