Engineer's Hammer 2000 g YT-4510 YATO
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catalog number:YT-4510
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EAN code:5906083945106
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:2,25 kg
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Engineer's Hammer 2000 g YT-4510 YATO
A 2000 g engineer's hammer with a cold-forged head and a wooden handle. Designed for metalworking, joinery and mechanical work, and compliant with GS and DIN1041 standards.
Features of the YATO YT-4510 Engineer's Hammer
2000 g cold-forged head
The cold-forging process increases the density of the steel structure, which translates into higher mechanical strength and resistance to cracking. The 2000 g weight delivers sufficient striking force for tasks requiring greater kinetic energy, such as driving large nails or steel wedges.
Lacquered wooden handle
Wood absorbs the vibration generated on impact, reducing strain on the wrist and hand. The lacquer finish protects the surface against moisture and dirt, extending the service life of the handle. As a natural material, it provides a better grip than plastics.
Secured with a metal wedge
A ring wedge driven into the top of the handle expands the wood and prevents the head from working loose during use. The metal ferrule below the head, together with a rubber ring, further stabilises the joint and protects the wood from mechanical damage at the point of greatest stress.
Blackened head finish
Blackening is a chemical process that forms a protective layer on the steel surface. This layer protects the head against corrosion in damp conditions and on contact with the chemicals found in workshops. In addition, the blackened surface reduces glare while working.
Technical specification
| Model | YT-4510 |
| Brand | YATO |
| Head weight | 2000 g |
| Head type | Cold-forged |
| Head finish | Blackened |
| Handle material | Lacquered wood |
| Head fixing | Ring wedge, metal ferrule, rubber ring |
| Standards | GS, DIN1041 |
| Applications | Metalworking, joinery, mechanical and renovation/construction work |
Applications of the 2000 g Engineer's Hammer
- Driving large-diameter nails into timber and steel structures
- Setting rivets in steel and aluminium joints
- Driving wedges when splitting wood and dismantling components
- Blacksmithing work requiring precise shaping of metal
- Dismantling and fitting mechanical components in automotive workshops
- Breaking up concrete elements during renovation work
- Assembling steel and timber structures in construction
- Levelling and straightening metal components
GS and DIN1041 standards
The GS mark (Geprüfte Sicherheit) confirms that the product has passed safety testing at an independent laboratory. The DIN1041 standard sets out the requirements for engineer's hammers, including head geometry, steel hardness, the strength of the joint with the handle and dimensions. Compliance with these standards guarantees that the tool can be used safely in professional conditions.
Use and maintenance
Before starting work, check the condition of the joint between the head and the handle. A loose head can be dangerous to the user. If it works loose, tighten the metal wedge or replace the handle.
The wooden handle needs to be treated periodically with linseed oil or a wood treatment, particularly when the tool is used intensively in damp conditions. This prevents the wood from drying out and cracking.
Protect the striking face of the head from impact against hardened materials, which can cause the steel to chip or flake. After finishing work, clean dirt off the head and lightly oil the blackened surface with a protective oil.
Choosing the right hammer weight for the job
A 2000 g hammer is the solution for work requiring a strong striking force while retaining control of the tool. Lighter weights (300–800 g) are used for precision and assembly work. Heavier weights (above 2000 g) are used in blacksmithing and for heavy demolition work. Choosing the right weight affects working efficiency and reduces the risk of wrist injury.
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