Tool Set Wiha 800 Blue Yellow

The Wiha 800 Blue Yellow tool set includes a recoilless hammer designed for controlled strikes during assembly work and when working on pieces held in vices. The hammer features a precision steel tubing housing with a welded-on shaft and a powder-coated finish. Inside the hammer head are cast iron balls that reduce recoil, and the faces are medium-hard, colourfast, wear-resistant polyurethane in yellow. The shaft is a hickory handle with an ergonomic profile and high-quality surface. The tool set weighs approximately 2.6 kg and is suitable for professional and DIY use.

Advantages

The welded-on shaft and powder-coated steel housing provide robust construction and resistance to wear. Cast iron balls inside the hammer head ensure recoilless operation for more precise strikes. Medium-hard polyurethane faces offer a balance between shock absorption and durability, while the ergonomic hickory handle improves grip and comfort during prolonged use. The product meets GS safety testing standards.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Controlled striking on workpieces held in vices
• Assembly and installation tasks requiring precise impact
• Applications where reduced recoil improves accuracy and safety
• Professional and DIY workshops

Key specifications

• Brand: wiha
• Model / MPN: 02099
• EAN: 4010995020996
• Weight (set): approx. 2.6 kg
• Housing: precision steel tubing, welded-on shaft, powder coated
• Hammer head: cast iron balls inside for recoilless operation
• Faces: yellow, medium-hard, colourfast, wear-resistant polyurethane
• Shaft / Handle: hickory with ergonomic profile and high-quality surface
• Standards: GS-mark (tested safety)

How to use

Hold the hickory handle by the ergonomic profile and position the polyurethane face against the workpiece. Apply controlled strikes with the hammer head; the internal cast iron balls reduce recoil for more accurate impacts. Use the hammer for assembly, alignment, or light forming tasks where non-marring, medium-hard faces are required. Inspect faces and handle before use and replace the hammer or faces if excessive wear is present.

Usage recommendations

Use safety glasses and follow standard workshop safety procedures. Avoid striking hardened steel edges with the polyurethane faces to prevent damage to the face. Store the tool set in a dry place to protect the powder-coated housing and hickory handle.