Hammer NEO tools 25-149 — fibreglass handle, 415 mm height, 2 kg head

NEO tools 25-149 is a fitter’s hammer with a 2 kg forged steel head and a fibreglass handle. The tool has a total height of 415 mm and a nominal assembled weight of 2.38 kg. The hammer face is induction-hardened and machine-ground, then protected with a varnish layer. The fibreglass grip is designed to resist mechanical damage, moisture and temperature variation while the two-component, anti‑skid coating improves grip comfort and vibration absorption. The handle design is proprietary and patented; the product is manufactured to standards verified by GS and TÜV Rheinland.

Advantages

The induction-hardened and machine-ground face provides durable striking performance and consistent contact with work surfaces. A varnish layer on the head reduces corrosion and wear. The fibreglass handle offers higher impact resistance and lower risk of breakage compared with wooden handles, while the anti‑skid two-material coating improves handling and reduces transmitted vibrations. The overall construction is suitable for repeated use in professional and household environments.

Suitable for

• Fitting and mechanical assembly tasks
• Carpentry and wood‑framing work
• Construction, demolition and general striking
• Sheet metal working and shaping
• Driving chisels, masonry nails and concrete pins

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2000 g
• Total tool height: 415 mm
• Assembled tool weight: 2.38 kg
• Head material: forged steel, hardness approx. 53 HRC
• Head finish: induction-hardened, machine-ground, varnish coated
• Handle material: fibreglass core with two-component anti‑skid coating

How to use

Grip the hammer by the fibreglass handle with a secure hold on the anti‑skid surface. Use the hammer face for striking fasteners, chisels and workpieces; for demotion or heavy striking, position your feet for stable balance and strike with controlled force to avoid glancing blows. Inspect the head and handle before use to ensure the varnish and grip are intact and that there are no visible cracks in the fibreglass. When using with chisels or cold tools, protect the chisel shank and maintain correct striking alignment to prevent tool damage.

Usage recommendations

For safe and long service life, store the hammer dry, avoid striking hardened steel edges without a protective sleeve, and replace the tool if the handle shows deep cracks or if the head becomes loose. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when performing heavy striking or demolition work.