Estwing E16C Curved Claw Hammer with Leather Grip – 16 oz (450g) Professional Carpenter's Tool

Name: Estwing E16C Curved Claw Hammer with Leather Grip – 16 oz (450g) Professional Carpenter's Tool
Brand: ESTWING
SKU: 02-4000E16C
Price: 52.55 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a high-quality 16oz claw hammer designed for carpentry and home improvement tasks. It features a one-piece forged steel construction for durability and strength. The hammer has a traditional curved claw for easy nail removal and a smooth steel face for precise striking. The handle is made from leather washers pressed onto the steel shaft, providing a comfortable and secure grip. Made in the USA, this hammer offers excellent balance and reliability for professional and DIY use.

Technical specifications

Weight: 16oz (450g)

Overall length: approximately 33cm (13 inches)

Head material: Drop forged steel

Face diameter: 25mm

Face style: Smooth

Claw type: Curved

Grip: Leather washers pressed onto steel shaft, polished and riveted

Special features: Single-piece anti-vibration design

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for carpentry, framing, and general home improvement tasks

Compatible with standard nails and fasteners

Installation

No installation required; ready to use out of the box.

Usage

Use the hammer for driving nails

Removing nails with the curved claw

General striking tasks

Ensure a firm grip on the handle for safety and control

Other information

Made in the USA from high-quality steel for durability and reliability.

Features

Brand
ESTWING
Length
33 cm
Width
11.8 cm
Material
Leather
Handle material type
Steel

Advice from

Hammer buying guide

From electrician's hammers to sledgehammers, there's a hammer for every task. Roofing hammers are designed to install slate, glazing hammers to fit glass while claw hammers are used by carpenter or joiners. When picking a hammer you need to consider the head, handle and application. Read on to find the right hammer.

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