Vorel hammer 30320 — claw hammer, 200 g, single piece

Vorel hammer 30320 is a claw hammer weighing 200 g supplied as a single piece. Intended for general carpentry and household tasks, it combines a striking face for driving nails and a claw for nail removal. The tool is compact and lightweight, designed for small repair jobs, furniture assembly and DIY projects where a modest striking force is required. The head has a blackened surface and the handle construction uses a glass-fiber–reinforced plastic shank with an anti-skid contoured grip for improved handling.

Advantages

The hammer offers a balanced combination of a steel 200 g head and a glass-fiber–reinforced plastic shank, providing impact resistance while keeping overall weight low. The blackened head surface reduces glare and corrosion risk. The anti-skid contoured pad on the handle improves grip security during repetitive tasks and light demolition, while the claw permits efficient nail extraction without additional tools.

Suitable for

• Small carpentry and assembly work
• Furniture assembly and fittings
• Minor home repairs and maintenance
• DIY hobby projects requiring modest striking force

Key specifications

• Head weight: 200 g steel striking head
• Head finish: blackened surface
• Handle shank: glass-fiber–reinforced plastic
• Grip: anti-skid contoured pad
• Type: claw hammer, single-piece supply

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum striking leverage when driving nails; use a nearer grip for controlled, lighter taps. Align the striking face squarely with the nail head and deliver measured blows to avoid bending the nail. For nail removal, insert the claw under the nail head and use the handle as a lever, supporting the workpiece if needed to prevent damage. Inspect the head and handle before use for any signs of damage and replace the tool if structural integrity is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection when performing demolition or when nails may ricochet. Select this 200 g claw hammer for tasks where precision and control are more important than heavy driving force; for larger framing or heavy-duty demolition use a heavier framing hammer. Maintain the blackened head by wiping clean after use and store the hammer in a dry place to limit corrosion on the treated surface.