Hammer Proline 12512 — claw hammer, weight 200 g, single piece

Proline 12512 — claw hammer with a 200 g head, supplied as a single piece, is designed for general carpentry, light demolition and driving nails. The tool features a forged and quenched steel head with a striking face and a curved claw for efficient nail extraction. A two-component handle with a TPR anti-slip grip improves handling and helps reduce slippage during precise finishing and everyday tasks.

Advantages

The forged and quenched head provides consistent hardness and impact resistance for repeated striking. The 200 g head weight balances control and striking force, making the hammer suitable for both delicate and routine work. The two-composite TPR handle offers enhanced grip comfort and vibration damping while the single-piece supply simplifies selection and replacement for trade professionals and DIY users.

Suitable for

• General carpentry and joinery tasks
• Driving and removing nails in wood and light framing
• Finishing and trim work requiring precision
• Light demolition and small removal jobs
• Household repairs and professional tool kits

Key specifications

• Head type: claw hammer with striking face and curved nail claw
• Head material: forged and quenched steel
• Head weight: 200 g
• Handle: two-component construction with TPR anti-slip grip
• Supply: single piece
• Typical use: carpentry, finishing, light demolition

How to use

Hold the Proline claw hammer by the handle close to the end for maximum leverage when driving nails, or grip nearer the head for controlled, precise strikes. Position the nail and give light taps to set it, then use stronger controlled swings to drive the nail fully. To remove a nail, slide the curved claw under the nail head and lever it out using the head as a fulcrum; for stubborn nails, rock the handle gently to increase leverage while protecting the surrounding surface.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, inspect the head-to-handle connection before each use and do not use the hammer with a loose head or damaged handle. Wear eye protection when striking or removing nails and use appropriate gloves if extended work is expected. Use the 200 g hammer for finishing, light demolition and precision tasks; select a heavier hammer for heavy framing or demolition.