40cm Claw Hammer (0.5kg, Anti-Slip Bakelite Grip)
Key points
- Waffled face grips nail heads - less skidding
- Curved claw pulls nails cleanly
- Anti-slip bakelite grip absorbs shock
- 0.5kg head - solid force without fatigue
- Drop-forged head - durable daily use
- Factory-direct bulk packing with OEM branding options
- Balanced claw-and-grip design gives carpenters and maintenance crews one dependable hammer for striking and nail removal
- Drop-forged steel and a shock-absorbing grip give carpenters a balanced everyday striking and pulling tool for framing and assembly
- The curved claw helps carpentry and maintenance buyers handle nail removal as well as routine striking from one tool
- Site crews and shop-fitters can drive and pull fixings with one hammer instead of switching tools
- Packing and crate-building benches can drive and pull nails on returnable timber crates with one tool
- Site managers can issue one per crew knowing the replacement cost is low if it walks
| Head | Drop-Forged Steel, Waffle Face |
| Handle | 40 cm Anti-Slip Bakelite |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
| Claw | Curved Nail-Pulling |
| Length | 40 cm |
| Application | Carpentry, Framing, DIY |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Balanced claw hammer built for daily striking and nail pulling. The drop-forged steel head carries a waffled striking face that grips nail heads and reduces skidding, while the curved claw lever pulls stubborn nails cleanly without bending the handle. The 40cm anti-slip bakelite grip absorbs shock and stays comfortable even in cold or oily hands, and the 0.5kg head weight gives solid striking force without excessive fatigue. A dependable choice for carpenters, framers, electricians, furniture assemblers and DIY users who need one hammer for everyday work. Factory-direct supply supports bulk packing and OEM branding for tool wholesalers building hand-tool assortments. On a trade counter, handing the hammer to a customer lets them feel the grip and balance before buying, which often settles the choice between two similar models. Training benches and apprentice toolkits can standardise on this weight and grip, so learners build striking and pulling habits on one familiar hammer before they move onto paid site work carrying the same tool in their own kit.
