When using a claw hammer, the striking force should be reasonably controlled based on factors such as the type of nail, the material of the object, and the required depth of fixation. Avoid excessive force causing nails to bend or damage objects. Regularly clean the claw hammer to remove surface dirt and rust, and maintain its good working condition. At the same time, pay attention to checking whether the hammer handle is loose or damaged, and promptly repair or replace it.

The claw design of the claw hammer allows it to easily grip the head of the nail and then forcefully pull it out. This function is very practical when dismantling old structures or repairing damaged objects. The claw part of the claw hammer can also be used to grab small objects or parts, making it convenient for operators to assemble or disassemble work.