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Claw Hammers for Driving and Pulling Nails

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Claw Hammer DYLLU DTHM3308
Model: DTHM3308
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1,356֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 225
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Mini Claw Hammer DYLLU DTHM33D8
Model: DTHM33D8
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1,500֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 225
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Long-Handle Claw Hammer 450 g DYLLU DTHM3316
Model: DTHM3316
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1,978֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 450
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Long-Handle Claw Hammer 450 g DYLLU DTHM336L
Model: DTHM336L
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2,133֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 450
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Claw Hammer DYLLU DTHM3327
Model: DTHM3327
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2,189֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 450
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Long-Handle Claw Hammer 560 g DYLLU DTHM3320
Model: DTHM3320
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2,367֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 560
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Claw Hammer 450 g DYLLU DTHM8316
Model: DTHM8316
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3,767֏
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Handle material: Fiberglass
Head weight g: 450

Claw Hammers for Driving and Pulling Nails

Claw Hammers

A detailed buying guide: how to choose a claw hammer.

A claw hammer drives nails with its face and pulls them out with the split claw. It is the basic tool for joiners, carpenters and home repairs. General guide: how to choose hammers, mallets, axes, chisels and pry bars.

What to consider when choosing a claw hammer

Weight

A 300-450 g hammer suits home and furniture jobs, while 560-700 g is for carpentry and building work.

Claw shape

A curved claw pulls nails better, while a straight claw is handy for prising boards apart.

Handle

An all-steel handle is the strongest, while fibreglass and wood vibrate less.

Material

A forged steel head does not crack from blows. Read hand tool materials, hardness, coatings and ergonomics.

Safety

When pulling nails, put a block under the claw and wear glasses. Read how to use hand tools safely.

Care

Clean the face and keep the hammer in a dry place. Read how to maintain, store and organize hand tools.

At ToolsArmenia you can choose claw hammers by weight, handle and length.

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