Stahlwille 70160032 Plastic Hammer with Interchangeable Heads of Impact Resisting Cellulose Acetate and Ash Handles, Gentle, Strong, 32 mm dia, 320g, Made in Germany

STAHLWILLE Plastic Hammer with interchangeable heads of impact resisting cellulose acetate and ash handles. An Ergonomically designed tool providing strain-free working combined with maximum force transmission – even with greasy hands. Nylon hammers are just a few of the many problem solvers that STAHLWILLE offers. Weighs 320 grams and 32mm in diameter. Plastic Hammers are good general multi-purpose assembly tool. Ideal for working on soft and easily damaged materials. STAHLWILLE knows no compromises. All the products made by this company are manufactured at three locations in Germany under the most stringent quality control conditions. The latest manufacturing methods coupled with the use of the highest-grade materials ensure the closest tolerances are adhered to. And last but not least, it is the proximity to the customer and understanding of production processes and requirements that generate the innovation that the market needs. Made in Germany. Approved procedures are becoming ever more complex and special-purpose tools are often required for service and repair work. Screw extractors, hooks and picks, pipe cutters and scrapers are just a few of the many problem solvers that STAHLWILLE offers.

• APPLICATION Stahlwille Plastic Hammers are a good general multi-purpose assembly tool. Ideal for working on soft and easily damaged materials.
• ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED Stahlwille Plastic Hammers are ergonomically designed tools providing strain-free working combined with maximum force transmission – even with greasy hands
• GENTLE Resilient but workpiece-friendly
• SPECIFICATION Stahlwille Plastic Hammers with 32mm diameter and weighs 320 grams. With interchangeable heads of impact resisting cellulose acetate and ash handles
• MADE IN GERMANY Stahlwille continues to redefine standards. The company unites all the outstanding features of traditional German forging, state-of-the-art production techniques, and digital technologies – from classic handtools and automatic calibration systems to interconnected tool solutions for the next generation.