Tool Wiha 800 Blue Yellow

The Wiha 800 Blue Yellow is a recoilless hammer designed for controlled strikes on workpieces held in vices or during assembly tasks. The head contains cast iron balls to reduce recoil, and the housing is made from precision steel tubing with a welded-on shaft and a powder-coated finish. The hickory handle has an ergonomic profile and a high-quality surface for a secure grip. Both striking faces are yellow, medium-hard, colourfast polyurethane that is wear-resistant. The tool weighs approximately 760 g.

Advantages

The welded steel-tube housing and powder coating provide durable protection against wear and corrosion. Cast iron balls inside the hammer head minimise recoil, improving control and precision during strikes. The ergonomic hickory handle offers comfortable handling and high surface quality, while the polyurethane faces deliver medium hardness and long-lasting resistance to abrasion and colour change.

Suitable for

• Controlled striking of workpieces clamped in vices
• Assembly and fitting work requiring precise blows
• Applications where reduced recoil improves safety and accuracy

Key specifications

• Brand: wiha
• Model: Wiha 800 Blue Yellow (MPN 02095, EAN 4010995020958)
• Weight: approx. 760 g
• Housing: precision steel tubing, welded shaft, powder-coated
• Hammer head: cast iron balls for recoilless operation
• Handle: hickory with ergonomic profile and high-quality surface
• Faces: yellow medium-hard polyurethane, colourfast and wear-resistant

How to use

Hold the hickory handle with a secure grip and position the yellow polyurethane face against the target surface. Deliver controlled strikes suitable for the required force; the internal cast iron balls will reduce recoil. Use the medium-hard faces for general assembly and fitting tasks where moderate impact without damaging the workpiece is needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the polyurethane faces regularly for wear and replace the hammer if faces are damaged. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped before striking.