Hammer Proline 12522 — claw hammer, 2 kg, single piece

Proline 12522 — claw hammer with a 2 kg head designed for general carpentry, light demolition and repair tasks. The hammer has a forged and quenched head optimized for striking and nail extraction. A two-composite anti-slip TPR handle provides improved grip and reduces hand fatigue during repeated use. The product is supplied as a single piece and is intended for users who need a reliable tool for driving and removing nails with moderate striking force.

Advantages

The forged and quenched head offers high hardness and resistance to deformation under impact, ensuring consistent performance when driving nails. The balanced 2 kg head delivers sufficient mass for effective striking without excessive recoil. The two-composite anti-slip TPR handle improves grip stability and vibration damping, while the one-piece supply simplifies purchase and immediate use on site. The claw design enables efficient nail removal and light prying tasks.

Suitable for

• General carpentry and framing work
• Woodworking and joinery repairs
• Light demolition and removal of nails
• Construction site tasks requiring moderate striking force
• Household repair and maintenance jobs

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2 kg
• Head construction: forged and quenched steel
• Claw type: standard curved claw for nail removal
• Handle: two-composite anti-slip TPR handle
• Package quantity: single piece

How to use

Hold the hammer by the TPR handle close to the end for maximum leverage when driving nails, or closer to the head for controlled light strikes. Align the hammer face squarely with the nail head and use smooth, controlled swings to drive the nail. To remove nails, position the claw under the nail head and apply steady leverage; use a block of wood under the handle to protect the work surface when additional leverage is needed. Inspect the head and handle before use and avoid striking hardened steel, masonry, or surfaces that could chip the hammer face.

Usage recommendations

For safer and more effective operation, wear eye protection when striking or prying, maintain a firm two-handed grip when appropriate, and store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Replace the tool if the handle or head shows significant damage or loosening.