Hammer Vorel 30010 — claw hammer, 100 g, single piece

Vorel 30010 is a compact claw hammer weighing 100 g and supplied as a single piece. Designed for driving and removing small nails, light demolition and general household or workshop tasks, this small-format hammer provides controlled impact force for precision work, carpentry touch-ups and hobby projects. The tool combines a steel head with a profiled wooden handle and a varnished finish for basic protection against wear and moisture.

Advantages

The hammer’s light 100 g head enables accurate, low‑force blows that reduce the risk of material damage when compared to standard heavier hammers. A claw profile on the opposite side of the striking face allows efficient nail extraction. The profiled wooden handle offers a secure grip and tactile feedback during use, while the varnished surfaces of head and handle provide basic resistance to humidity and dirt.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing small nails and brads
• Precision carpentry and finishing work
• Light demolition and dismantling of small components
• Hobby projects, model making and DIY household tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: claw hammer
• Head weight: 100 g
• Head material: steel
• Finish: varnished
• Color: black (head)
• Handle material: profiled wood
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Hold the hammer by the profiled wooden handle near its end to maximise leverage and control. Align the striking face with the nail head and deliver short, controlled blows for precise insertion; for extraction, insert the claw under the nail head, apply steady leverage and pull the nail out. For best results in finishing work, use light taps and check alignment frequently to avoid overdriving nails.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hammer before each use for cracks in the handle or looseness of the head. Use eye protection when striking or extracting nails. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the varnish and wooden handle. Avoid using this lightweight hammer for heavy demolition or driving large nails; select a heavier hammer for high‑force tasks.