The handle of a hammer is usually made of wood or plastic material, which provides a comfortable hand feel and a firm grip. At the same time, the length and thickness of the hammer handle have been carefully designed, allowing the operator to apply sufficient force while maintaining operational stability during use. The striking surface of the claw hammer can be used to drive nails into objects such as wood, walls, etc. Its weight is moderate, making it easy to control the impact force and ensuring that the nail is firmly fixed in the object.

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.