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catalog number:YT-4502
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EAN code:5906083945021
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,29 kg
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An engineer's hammer with a forged head and wooden handle, designed for precision metalworking, joinery and mechanical work. Its construction, compliant with GS and DIN1041 standards, ensures safe use in workshop conditions.
The cold forging process increases the density of the material and the surface hardness of the head. This method eliminates internal stresses, which translates into resistance to cracking and deformation during repeated strikes on hard materials.
The blackened layer provides corrosion protection for the head. The process involves chemical oxidation of the steel surface, creating a barrier against moisture and corrosion in a workshop environment.
The steel ring wedge expands the wood fibres inside the eye of the head, creating a mechanical joint that prevents the head from slipping off. This solution ensures stability even under intensive use.
The lacquered wooden handle is fitted with a protective metal ferrule at the base of the head and an anti-slip rubber ring. The ferrule prevents the wood from splitting, while the rubber improves control of the tool during use.
| Model | YT-4502 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Head weight | 200 g |
| Hammer type | Engineer's |
| Head material | Cold-forged, blackened steel |
| Handle material | Lacquered wood |
| Head fixing | Steel ring wedge |
| Additional reinforcement | Metal ferrule, rubber ring |
| Standards | GS, DIN1041 |
The 200 gram weight strikes a balance between precision and striking force. Hammers of this weight are used for driving nails up to 3 mm in diameter, rivets and pins, as well as for light forming work. The lighter construction allows prolonged work without excessive strain on the wrist.
The GS (Geprüfte Sicherheit) certificate confirms that independent safety tests have been carried out by accredited German laboratories. The DIN1041 standard sets out the requirements for hammers with wooden handles, including head geometry, material quality, handle dimensions and joint strength. Compliance with these standards means meeting the criteria for working face hardness, impact resistance and safety in use.
Before starting work, check the stability of the head-to-handle joint by shaking the tool gently. A loose joint requires tightening the wedge or replacing the handle. The working face of the head should be kept clean, removing any contamination that could cause the hammer to slip on impact.
The wooden handle requires periodic inspection for cracks and splintering. A damaged handle must be replaced, as it can lead to loss of control over the tool. The hammer should not be used as a lever or as a striking tool on hardened materials, which can cause the head to chip.
The tool should be stored in a dry place, protected from contact with moisture. A wooden handle can swell in damp conditions or dry out in an excessively dry environment, which affects the stability of the joint with the head.
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