Axe Proline 12854 — durable outdoor construction, hand tool for cutting and chopping

A carpenter's axe with a fiberglass handle designed for cutting small wood. The blade is made of high-quality hardened steel and the forged carbon-steel head features a non-stick Teflon coating to reduce friction and the risk of jamming in wood. The fiberglass handle has a non-slip TPR coating that provides a secure grip and good shock absorption during work. The axe includes a practical and secure plastic sheath for carrying and storage; the tool is fixed in the sheath with a dedicated fastener. Weight 1.6 kg, length 775 mm.

Advantages

The fiberglass shaft with TPR coating improves grip and reduces vibration transfer to the hand. Hardened steel blade and forged carbon-steel head with Teflon coating lower cutting resistance and help prevent the head from sticking in wood. Included rigid plastic sheath secures the axe for safer transport and storage. The tool's balanced weight (1.6 kg) and 775 mm length allow controlled chopping of small timber.

Suitable for

• Carpentry tasks involving small logs and branches
• Outdoor activities such as camping and firewood preparation
• Light demolition and trimming work
• General-purpose cutting where a compact axe is needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Proline
• Model / MPN: 5128546
• EAN: 5903755128546
• Weight: 1.6 kg
• Total length: 775 mm
• Blade material: hardened steel
• Head: forged carbon steel with Teflon (non-stick) coating
• Handle: fiberglass with non-slip TPR coating
• Includes: plastic sheath with fastening

How to use

Hold the fiberglass handle with a firm two-handed grip and position the axe head toward the target wood. Use controlled, steady swings aimed at the desired cutting line; allow the weight of the axe to do most of the work. For safety, ensure the work area is clear of bystanders and wear appropriate protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. After use, wipe the blade clean, apply light oil to prevent corrosion, and secure the axe in its sheath for storage or transport.

Usage recommendations

Store the axe in a dry place and keep the blade covered by the supplied sheath. Regularly inspect the handle and head attachment for signs of wear or loosening; re-tighten or service as needed. Sharpen the blade periodically following manufacturer guidelines to maintain cutting performance and reduce the risk of accidents.