Hammer Polax with wooden handle 300 g — claw hammer for general use

Polax hammer with a 300 g head and a wooden handle is designed for general-purpose tasks in workshops, on construction sites and for home repairs. The claw profile on the head enables efficient nail removal while the balanced weight and wooden haft improve control and reduce vibration during repeated strikes. This hammer is intended for light carpentry, assembly, repair work and occasional light demolition.

Advantages

The wooden handle provides a natural grip and a degree of shock absorption, helping to reduce hand fatigue during extended use. A 300 g forged head offers sufficient mass to drive common nails without excessive effort while remaining maneuverable for precision tasks. The claw design facilitates quick nail extraction and small-scale demolition. The tool's balanced geometry supports accurate strikes and stable handling for both DIYers and professionals.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in wood and light framing
• Light carpentry tasks such as trimming, fitting and joinery work
• Assembly and repair jobs in household and workshop settings
• Small demolition tasks like removing moldings or dismantling fixtures

Key specifications

• Head weight: 300 g
• Head type: claw hammer
• Handle material: wood
• Primary use: general-purpose carpentry, assembly and repair
• Balance: designed for controlled strikes and reduced vibration

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near the end to maximize leverage and control. Position the hammer face squarely on the nail head for stable, centered strikes. Use steady, controlled swings rather than excessive force to reduce the risk of bent nails or missed hits. To remove nails, wedge the claw under the nail head and apply leverage against a firm surface or use a block of wood to protect the workpiece while prying.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wooden handle regularly for cracks or splinters and replace the tool if the head becomes loose. Wear appropriate eye protection when driving or removing nails. For tasks that require heavier striking force or prolonged demolition, consider a heavier-weight hammer or a tool with a shock-absorbing handle.