Hammer Vorel 30390, weight 1 kg, single piece

Vorel 30390 hammer with a 1 kg head is a single-piece striking tool intended for general construction, carpentry and home DIY use. The hammer combines a one-kilogram steel head with a fiber-glass reinforced plastic shank and an anti-skid contoured grip. The blackened head surface reduces glare and surface oxidation while preserving a utilitarian appearance suited to workshop conditions.

Advantages

The hammer’s 1 kg steel head provides a balance between impact force and user control for driving nails, light demolition tasks and assembly work. The shank constructed from glass-fiber based plastic increases strength and resists deformation while keeping overall weight manageable. The contoured anti-skid grip improves handling and reduces slippage during repetitive strikes.

Suitable for

• Driving nails and fasteners in wood and light framing
• Minor demolition and removal of small fixtures
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and fittings
• General workshop and household maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Head mass: 1 kg (1000 g) steel head
• Tool type: single-piece hammer
• Shank material: glass-fiber reinforced plastic
• Grip: contoured anti-skid pad for improved hold
• Head finish: blackened surface to reduce glare and surface corrosion

How to use

Hold the hammer by the contoured grip near the end of the handle to maximize leverage and control. Align the hammer face with the nail head or the target area and use controlled, measured strikes; allow the weight of the 1 kg head to deliver impact rather than applying excessive muscular force. For demolition or removal tasks, use appropriate prying or pulling techniques with the claw or edge as applicable, taking care to protect surrounding surfaces. Inspect the hammer regularly for any damage to the handle or grip and discontinue use if cracks or loosening are observed.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection during striking and demolition tasks. Use the Vorel 30390 hammer on materials and jobs within the tool’s intended capacity: avoid heavy splitting or large-scale demolition that exceeds a 1 kg hammer’s design. Store the tool in a dry place to limit corrosion despite the blackened finish and keep the grip clean to preserve anti-slip properties.