Claw hammer YATO YT-4623 — steel head, 35 cm handle, 1.3 kg, black

YATO YT-4623 dead-blow hammer has a 1.31 kg head and a 350 mm overall length, designed to deliver controlled, low-rebound strikes. The tool combines a specially constructed head that minimizes rebound with a plastic handle shaped to provide a comfortable grip and reduce transmitted shock. This dead-blow hammer is intended for tasks requiring precise impact force without damaging workpieces or producing excessive bounce-back.

Advantages

The dead-blow head construction reduces rebound and concentrates striking energy on the target, improving accuracy and reducing the risk of surface damage. The plastic handle offers grip stability and contributes to vibration damping during repeated impacts. With a compact total length and moderate head mass, the hammer balances reach and control for a wide range of manual striking tasks.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fitting operations where controlled force is needed
• Metalworking tasks such as shaping, aligning, and installing components
• Carpentry and woodworking where low-rebound impacts protect material surfaces
• Maintenance and repair jobs requiring precise blows without marring

Key specifications

• Head mass: 1.31 kg
• Overall length: 350 mm
• Handle material: plastic with ergonomic profile for grip
• Head type: dead-blow construction to reduce rebound
• Typical applications: assembly, metalworking, carpentry, maintenance

How to use

Hold the handle firmly with a comfortable grip and align the hammer face with the target. Use controlled swings to transfer stored impact energy to the workpiece, allowing the dead-blow design to absorb rebound and concentrate force. For tasks that require precise placement or limited force, use shorter, measured strokes. Inspect the hammer for cracks or looseness before use and ensure the handle remains intact and slip-free.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and appropriate gloves when striking metal or unsecured parts. Choose this dead-blow hammer for operations where reduced rebound and controlled striking force are essential; avoid using it on hardened steel surfaces without an appropriate striking cap to prevent premature wear of the hammer face.