Claw hammer Proline 5126207 with wooden handle, 2000 g head weight

Proline 5126207 is a claw hammer with a 2000 g hardened head and a wooden handle made of ash, designed for driving and extracting nails in construction, carpentry and heavy-duty tasks. The head includes a hardened peen and a reinforced head holder with a wedge and expansion sleeve to secure the handle. A plastic cap protects the hammer base from damage during storage and use.

Advantages

The hammer features a hardened head and cold‑worked peen for durable striking performance, and a wooden ash handle that provides natural shock absorption and a comfortable grip. Reinforcement of the head-holder with a wedge and expansion sleeve improves handle retention, while the plastic base cap prevents damage to the hammer butt.

Suitable for

• Driving large nails in construction and framing
• Removing nails and demolition tasks
• Workshop and professional carpentry work requiring high striking force
• Heavy‑duty home repairs and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Brand: Proline
• Model / MPN: 5126207
• EAN: 5903755126207
• Head weight: 2000 g
• Head: hardened steel, with peen (claw)
• Handle: ash wood
• Features: reinforced head holder with wedge and expansion sleeve, plastic base cap

How to use

Hold the hammer by the wooden handle near the end for maximum leverage. Position the hammer face squarely on the nail head and strike with controlled full‑arm movements to drive nails. Use the claw to pry out nails by sliding it under the nail head and rocking the handle to extract the nail; for stubborn nails, use a block under the head for additional leverage. Inspect the handle and head holder before use to ensure the wedge and sleeve are secure.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye protection when striking or extracting nails. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent handle swelling or loosening; periodically check and tighten the wedge if the handle becomes loose. Use the hammer within its intended weight class—this 2000 g head is intended for heavy‑duty striking and may be excessive for delicate finishing tasks.