A claw hammer usually consists of a hammer head and a hammer handle. The hammer head presents a curved shape, with one side being a flat striking surface, used to strike nails or objects; On the other side, there are curved claws used to pull out nails or grab objects. This design enables the claw hammer to have dual functions of striking and lifting nails, greatly improving its efficiency of use.

Claw hammer is a practical and common tool suitable for various maintenance and construction work scenarios. For more information about claw hammers, it is recommended to consult the hardware tool manual or consult the hardware store staff.

Claw hammer is a very common type of hammer, commonly used for striking or pulling nails. Its hammer head is bent, with one side used to drive nails into the material and the other side used to lift nails. The weight of a claw hammer is usually between 16 and 24 ounces, making it very suitable for most household repair work. Due to its high frequency of use, claw hammers are very popular in the construction industry and DIY market.

The texture and touch of wooden handles are usually more in line with human hands, and long-term use will not cause excessive fatigue. Wood has natural shock absorption ability, which can reduce the vibration generated by knocking to a certain extent, and reduce the damage to the operator's hands and arms. Compared to metal handles, wooden handle claw hammers have lower manufacturing costs, making them more affordable and suitable for general household users and budget limited users.