Wiha SB846300E Electrician's, 300 g Hammer Head, Red

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For a lightweight yet durable option, the DeWALT rip claw hammerwith its single-piece steel construction, is an excellent choice. The flat surface on the hammer handle means cables and dowels are positioned effectively without causing any damage to the wall. Have used [it] for close to 30 years… This is perfect for reaching plates along block/concrete walls to staple wiring. Electricians' hammers differ from other types of hammers and are designed slightly differently as they will ultimately be used in different ways. Concrete breakers are essential tools for many construction and demolition projects, helping to make these tasks quicker and more efficient.

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I tried this hammer out soon after it arrived, to test it against the reviews I'd read, and found it to be as promised,” wrote one happy reviewer.Features ergonomic handling, balanced weight distribution and the ability to remove fastening elements. The fiberglass handle helps to keep this hammer lightweight and the extra-long neck is ideal for reaching into outlet boxes.

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This hammer unites ergonomic handling, balanced weight distribution and the ability to remove fastening elements such as nail clamps. A professional electrician will know the importance of having a good set of hand tools for tackling various electrical projects. The straight claw makes it particularly useful for the electrical professional as it helps to remove nails, wires, and electrical fixtures effectively.M18™ is the worlds first battery platform to offer a complete range of rotary hammers, from SDS Plus to SDS Max all on the same battery.

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The Southwire Romex electrician’s hammer has a very handy Romex staple remover, that lifts staples easily without causing damage to the wiring. Its forged steel head makes it perfect for hitting nails, and the rip claw design tears out electrical boxes and wires with ease. It’s difficult to access confined spaces and corners with a conventional fitter’s hammer and all too often unsightly marks are left on the surrounding surfaces.

With its optimally uniform weight distribution, it promises perfect balance, delivering impact and fatigue-free work. As far as compact and portable hammer options go, the Stalwart stubby claw hammer fits these needs perfectly. Electric nail guns run off the mains electricity supply and rely on an electric current to trigger the firing pin. The hammer also features a slightly larger striking face than other models, which provides additional power in each swing. Whether it's rewiring a home or laying cables on a building site, an electrician hammer will be useful to have in any professional electrician’s tool bag.