Fiberglass Claw Hammer 600g KD260 KRAFT&DELE
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Shipping cost:From 3.29 Euro
catalog number:KD260
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EAN code:5901638110435
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,96 kg
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Fiberglass Claw Hammer 600g — Kraft&Dele KD260
The Kraft&Dele KD260 claw hammer is a tool with a glass fibre (fibreglass) shaft, intended for joinery, carpentry and general construction work. The 600 g head drives nails effectively with moderate effort, and the built-in magnet makes it easier to position a nail before striking.
Tool features
Fibreglass shaft
Fibreglass is more resistant to cracking and vibration than wood. The material does not absorb moisture, so the shaft neither swells nor dries out — it keeps its dimensions regardless of weather conditions.
Rubber grip layer
The rubber grip on the shaft limits the transfer of vibration to the hand during strikes and prevents the tool from slipping out of the hand. This matters in particular during longer work or in damp conditions.
Built-in magnet
A magnet set into the head holds the nail in the striking position, so there is no need to hold it with your fingers. A useful solution when working in hard-to-reach places or with small nails.
600 g weight — range of applications
600 g is a typical weight for mid-range claw hammers. It is sufficient for driving construction and joinery nails, yet does not cause excessive fatigue during work that requires many strikes.
Technical specification
| Model | KD260 |
| Brand | Kraft&Dele |
| Head weight | 600 g |
| Overall length | 33 cm |
| Shaft material | Glass fibre (fibreglass) |
| Grip | Non-slip rubber |
| Additional features | Nail magnet |
Typical applications
- Driving nails in joinery and carpentry work
- Assembly of timber structures (roof trusses, formwork)
- Finishing work — trim, panels, boards
- Dismantling nailed joints (using the claw in the head)
- Renovation and construction work in the home and workshop
- Light demolition work
Matching hammer weight to the job
Claw hammers are generally available in the 400–800 g range. A 600 g weight is suitable for nails 50–120 mm long. Light finishing work (nails under 40 mm) calls for lighter tools (300–400 g), while heavy structural work calls for weights above 700 g.
Use and maintenance
A fibreglass shaft does not need oiling, unlike wooden equivalents. Before each use, check that the head is securely seated on the shaft. The rubber grip can be cleaned with a damp cloth — avoid chemical agents that dissolve rubber. Store the tool in a dry place, away from sources of heat.
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Client: Se...ki,date of purchase 12-09-2026 21:54
