Hammer Vorel TOYA 30040 — 400 g hand tool, single piece

Vorel TOYA 30040 is a 400 g single-piece hand hammer designed for general-purpose striking tasks. The one-piece steel head and shaft construction delivers consistent mass and durability while the profiled wooden handle provides a comfortable grip. Its compact weight balances control and impact, making it suitable for both precision nailing and light demolition work in household and professional settings.

Advantages

The single-piece steel construction improves structural integrity and reduces the risk of separation between head and handle during use. A varnished black finish provides basic surface protection against corrosion and wear. The profiled wooden handle offers ergonomic contact and helps absorb shock for improved user control. The 400 g head weight gives a balance between manageable swing and adequate striking force for common carpentry and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving small to medium nails in wood and soft materials
• Light demolition and disassembly of fixtures
• General household repairs and maintenance
• Carpentry tasks requiring control and precision

Key specifications

• Head weight: 400 g
• Construction: single-piece steel
• Finish: varnished, black
• Handle: profiled wooden handle for ergonomic grip
• Tool type: locksmith/hand hammer for general use

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the profiled wooden handle for maximum control and leverage. Align the head with the nail or target surface and use smooth, controlled swings to drive nails or deliver light impacts. For precision tasks, use shorter, deliberate strikes rather than full-force swings. Inspect the tool before use to ensure the head and handle are intact and free from cracks or significant wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection when striking to protect against flying debris. Use the hammer for its intended tasks — driving nails, light demolition, and general repairs — and avoid using it on hardened steel or masonry without appropriate head design. Store the hammer in a dry place to maintain the varnished finish and wooden handle condition.