Riveting hammer YATO YT-4507 — steel head, wooden handle 35 cm, 800 g

The YATO YT-4507 riveting hammer combines a steel head with a 35 cm wooden handle and an 800 g head weight to provide a balanced tool for manual riveting, light joinery and general metalwork. Its compact length and massing are designed to deliver controlled impact energy for setting rivets and performing light striking tasks while reducing user fatigue. Supplied as a single-piece unit, the hammer is suitable for workshop, construction site and repair environments where accurate, moderate-force blows are required.

Advantages

The steel head offers durable striking performance and wear resistance, while the wooden handle absorbs vibration and provides a traditional grip. With an 800 g head and a 35 cm handle length, the tool achieves a balance between impact force and user control. Its straightforward single-piece packaging makes it ready to use on arrival and easy to store or transport.

Suitable for

• Setting and clinching blind and solid rivets
• Light carpentry and joinery tasks
• Sheet metal work and small metal fabrication
• Repair and maintenance jobs requiring controlled striking
• Workshop and on-site quick repair tasks

Key specifications

• Head material: steel
• Handle material: wood
• Handle length: 35 cm
• Head weight: 800 g
• Tool type: riveting/striking hammer
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Grip the wooden handle near its end for maximum swing and control, and position the rivet or workpiece securely before striking. Use measured, controlled blows to set rivets or perform light striking, avoiding excessive force that could damage fasteners or the work surface. Inspect the striking face before use and ensure the work area is stable. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and prevent corrosion of the steel head.

Usage recommendations

For best results when setting rivets, support the workpiece on a solid backing and use short, controlled strikes rather than long, forceful swings. Regularly check the striking face for deformation and sand or replace the handle if it develops cracks or splinters.