Hammer Proline 400 g with wooden handle, model 5126047

Proline 400 g hammer with a wooden handle, model 5126047, is a hand tool intended for general carpentry and household use. The 400 g forged and hardened steel head delivers controlled impact energy for driving nails, assembling wooden components and light demolition. The wooden handle, made from beech, provides natural shock absorption and a comfortable grip for repeated use. Reinforcement at the head socket with a wedge and expansion sleeve secures the head to the handle and a plastic cap on the butt reduces wear to the handle end.

Advantages

The forged and hardened head ensures consistent striking performance and edge durability for routine tasks. A 400 g head weight balances force and control, suitable for both driving nails and minor dismantling. The beech wooden handle offers vibration damping and ergonomic feel while the reinforced head socket with wedge and expansion sleeve increases safety by reducing the risk of head loosening. The plastic butt cap protects the handle from damage during use and extends service life.

Suitable for

• Driving nails and tacks in timber and soft materials
• Assembling and aligning wooden frames and furniture components
• Light demolition and removal of small fixtures
• General household repairs and DIY carpentry
• Professional tasks by tradespeople requiring a reliable general-purpose hammer

Key specifications

• Head material: forged and hardened steel
• Head weight: 400 g
• Handle material: beech wood
• Handle features: natural shock absorption, ergonomic grip
• Head retention: wedge and expansion sleeve reinforcement
• Butt protection: plastic cap to prevent handle-end damage

How to use

Hold the hammer close to the end of the wooden handle for maximum leverage and controlled strikes. Position the nail or workpiece securely and use steady, measured swings to drive fasteners. For alignment tasks, apply lighter taps until parts seat correctly. When performing light demolition, use the hammer face with controlled force to avoid excessive impact that could damage surrounding material. Inspect the head-to-handle connection periodically and do not use the hammer if the head shows looseness or the handle is cracked.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the wooden handle from moisture. Replace the handle or discontinue use if the wedge or expansion sleeve loosens or if the handle sustains significant damage.