Claw hammer Vorel 30440 — 400 g, single-piece

Vorel 30440 — 400 g claw hammer, single-piece, designed for general carpentry and household tasks. The hammer features a 400 g forged steel head with a blackened surface and a wooden handle secured by wedges. Its balanced head weight and ergonomic handle provide controlled striking for driving and removing nails, light demolition and assembly work in the workshop or at home.

Advantages

The blackened steel head improves resistance to surface corrosion and reduces glare during use. A wooden handle with paint finish offers a comfortable grip and some shock absorption while the wedge-secured joint enhances durability and prevents the head from loosening during repeated strikes. The 400 g head weight is chosen to balance impact force and control for common household and carpentry tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in wood and soft materials
• Light demolition and dismantling work
• Assembly and installation tasks in the workshop
• Household repairs and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Head weight: 400 g
• Head material: forged steel with blackened finish
• Handle material: wood with painted finish
• Construction: head secured to handle with wedges
• Type: claw hammer (nail puller)

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the wooden handle for maximum control and leverage when driving nails. Use controlled, steady strikes with the face of the head; avoid excessive twisting of the wrist. To remove nails, position the claw under the nail head and lever it out using the handle as a fulcrum. Inspect the wedge-secured joint periodically and ensure the handle remains intact; replace the hammer if the head becomes loose or the handle is damaged.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection when striking or removing nails to guard against flying debris. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and blackened head finish; periodically check the handle and wedges for signs of wear or loosening. For heavy-duty demolition or repeated high-impact use, consider a hammer with a heavier head or a tool designed specifically for demolition tasks.