Hammer with wooden handle 800 g, Polax

Hammer with wooden handle 800 g by Polax is a hand tool with an 800 g forged steel head and a shaped wooden handle designed for general carpentry, joinery and light demolition tasks. The tool delivers controlled striking force for driving nails, assembling parts and performing small dismantling jobs. The wooden grip provides natural shock absorption and a comfortable hold for repetitive use while the balanced head weight supports accurate blows.

Advantages

The hammer combines a solid 800 g steel head with a contoured wooden handle to give a reliable balance between impact force and control. The wooden handle reduces vibration transmitted to the hand, improving comfort during extended use. The forged head profile facilitates precise striking on nails and fitments, while the overall design supports a wide range of light to medium tasks in carpentry and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in woodwork
• General carpentry and joinery assembly
• Small dismantling and light demolition tasks
• Furniture assembly and repair
• Hobby woodworking and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Head weight: 800 g forged steel
• Handle material: shaped hardwood (wood)
• Tool type: claw/peen hammer for general use
• Balance: designed for controlled striking and repeatable accuracy
• Grip: ergonomically contoured wooden handle for shock absorption

How to use

Hold the hammer by the end of the wooden handle for maximum leverage and control. Position the nail or fastener and deliver controlled strikes with the face of the head, using wrist and forearm movement rather than shoulder force. For nail removal use the claw or opposite striking face as appropriate, placing a small block under the head to protect the work surface when prying. Inspect the wooden handle and head seating before each use to ensure secure assembly and safe operation.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection during striking operations and gloves if needed for extended work. Avoid striking hardened metal surfaces, masonry or chisels with the wooden-handled hammer to prevent tool damage. Store the tool in a dry place to protect the wooden handle from moisture and periodically check for cracks or loosening between head and handle; replace the handle or tool if damage is detected.