KAKURI Sangyo Nail Hammer with Pipe Handle 10.8 Inch Silver Tone

The KAKURI Sangyo Nail Hammer with Pipe Handle is a versatile multi-hammer for cutting and striking work. Its carbon steel head offers a durable striking surface, while the alloy steel handle helps provide a secure grip during use. Measuring 10.8 inches overall, this KAKURI Sangyo nail hammer is suitable for various DIY and workshop projects.

This KAKURI nail hammer has a flat head and silver finish. At 14.1 ounces, it provides a practical balance for driving nails and completing other striking tasks. The compact 1-count design stores easily in a toolbox or workshop.

Kakuri Sangyo

Carbon steel head and alloy steel handle

Multi-hammer for cutting and striking Flat head design Carbon steel head Alloy steel handle Total length of 10.8 inches Weight of 14.1 ounces Silver finish 1-count item

Grip the alloy steel handle firmly and place the flat carbon steel head above the nail or work surface. Strike with measured force and use the hammer only for appropriate cutting and striking applications. Wear suitable eye protection and keep your hands away from the striking zone.

Clean the hammer with a cloth after each use and keep it in a dry toolbox or workshop area. Avoid moisture on the head and handle whenever possible, and check the tool for visible damage before using it.

• Product Material: Carbon steel head and alloy steel handle

• Manufacturer: KAKURI

• KAKURI multi-hammer for cutting and striking
• Flat head construction
• Durable carbon steel head
• Alloy steel handle
• Overall length of 10.8 inches
• 14.1-ounce weight
• Silver finish
• Single-item package

Securely hold the alloy steel handle and align the flat carbon steel head with the nail or work area. Apply controlled strikes, using the hammer solely for suitable cutting and striking jobs. Wear proper eye protection and keep your hands clear of the impact area.

After use, wipe the hammer clean and place it in a dry toolbox or workshop space. Protect the head and handle from moisture whenever practical, and examine the tool for visible damage before operation.