Hammer with wooden handle Polax 200 g — claw hammer with 200g head, wooden shaft

Polax hammer with a wooden handle and a 200 g head designed for general-purpose use in carpentry, light construction and household repairs. The wooden shaft provides a comfortable grip and helps absorb vibration while the 200 g forged head delivers controlled strikes for driving nails, assembling wooden components and light demolition tasks. This claw hammer combines a curved claw for nail removal with a balanced head weight to support both DIY projects and professional light‑duty work.

Advantages

The wooden handle offers ergonomic feel and natural shock damping for reduced hand fatigue during repetitive use. The 200 g head provides a balance between striking power and control, making it suitable for precision nailing and small dismantling jobs. The claw design enables efficient nail extraction without additional tools, while the forged steel head and secure handle fit ensure reliable performance over time.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in carpentry and joinery
• Light construction and remodeling tasks
• Household repairs and furniture assembly
• DIY projects requiring controlled striking force

Key specifications

• Head weight: 200 g
• Head type: claw hammer with curved claw for nail removal
• Handle material: wood for vibration absorption and grip
• Intended use: general-purpose carpentry, light construction and household repairs
• Balance: designed for controlled strikes and precision work

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near the end to maximize swing leverage and control. Align the hammer face with the nail head and use steady, controlled strikes to drive the nail; for finishing or precision work, use lighter taps and move the grip closer to the head. To remove nails, position the curved claw under the nail head, place the hammer’s toe on a solid surface for fulcrum, and lever the nail out with a smooth motion. Inspect the handle and head attachment periodically and do not use the hammer if the handle is cracked or the head is loose.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection when striking or prying, and wear gloves if prolonged work causes discomfort. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and check the head-to-handle fit regularly. For heavy demolition or masonry work, select a heavier or purpose-built tool instead of a 200 g claw hammer.