1/3

Edma 1381 Universal Slaters Hammer with Leather Handle

Name: Edma 1381 Universal Slaters Hammer with Leather Handle
Brand: EDMA
SKU: 1381
Price: 69.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Powertoolmate and 2 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This Edma Universal Slaters hammer is hand forged and designed for durability and efficiency in slating tasks. It features a comfortable leather handle for a secure grip, making it ideal for both professional and DIY use.

Technical specifications

Weight: 650 g

Features a nail puller

Left and right bevels

Polished finish

Features

Brand
EDMA
Weight
0.65 kg
Colour
Multicolour
Width
22.2 cm
Replacement handle
No
Head material
Leather
Handle material type
Wood
Material
Leather
Hammer type
Sledge hammer
Recommended hammer use(s)
Carpentry
ManoMano Reference
ME1380622
MMID
906736282325
Product code
1381
EAN
3476060013811

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.

Read our guide

Visit the EDMA store

EDMA is a French tool manufacturer. The company was founded in 1937 by Pierre GRÉHAL. The entrepreneur quickly invented a new type of nibbling shears that would make the company famous. In 1993, EDMA was awarded the "Clef d'argent de l'exportation" by the tooling industry association, and in 1994 it received the "Mercure de l'exportation" from the Yvelines - Val d'Oise Chamber of Commerce, a recognition of decades of effort in the pursuit of quality. In 1997, the company won the I.N.P.I. Trophy for regional innovation in the Ile de France region, followed by the Innovation Trophy at the QUOJEM trade show for its unique ULTRA FIX rack-and-pinion fastener; in 2007, it won a second trophy from the INPI. EDMA's reputation is well established. In 2002, EDMA also launched ecological packaging for its tools.

You are here: