Hammer with fiberglass handle Polax 36-016, 200 g head weight

Polax 200 g hammer with a fiberglass handle combines a compact head weight with a durable, vibration-damping handle designed for everyday light to medium hammering tasks. The steel head is heat-treated for reliable striking performance while the fiberglass handle provides strength, reduced shock transfer and enhanced grip. This hammer is intended for general carpentry, household repairs and assembly jobs where control and reduced user fatigue are important.

Advantages

The fiberglass handle reduces vibration and is more resistant to weathering and impact than untreated wooden handles, improving user comfort during repetitive use. The 200 g head offers a balance between precision and driving force for nails and small fasteners. The head's hardened striking face maintains shape and edge resistance over time, and the handle's ergonomic profile increases grip stability for safer, more accurate strikes.

Suitable for

• Driving small to medium nails in wood and soft materials
• Light carpentry and joinery work
• Domestic repairs and furniture assembly
• Hobby and craft projects requiring controlled strikes

Key specifications

• Head weight: 200 g
• Handle material: fiberglass for shock absorption and durability
• Head material: heat-treated steel for wear resistance
• Ergonomic handle shape for improved grip
• Compact design for controlled striking and precision work

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the fiberglass handle for maximum leverage and control. Position the workpiece securely and align the striking face squarely with the nail or fastener. Use controlled, fluid swings to drive nails, taking care to start with lighter taps for accuracy before increasing force. Inspect the hammer before each use for signs of damage to the head or handle and ensure the head is securely fixed to the handle.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, avoid striking hardened steel or concrete with the hammer's face. Store the tool in a dry place away from prolonged UV exposure to protect the fiberglass handle, and wear eye protection during use to guard against flying debris.