Claw hammer Bahco 429-20 Black Stainless steel

The Bahco 429-20 Claw Hammer features a black stainless steel head and an ergonomic handle designed for effective nail driving and removal. With an overall length of 345 mm, a head width of 140 mm and a weight of 840 g, this hammer is balanced to deliver controlled striking force while offering reliable claw leverage for pull-outs. The durable stainless steel head resists corrosion and maintains structural integrity for repeated use in workshop, site or home settings.

Advantages

The black stainless steel head provides increased resistance to rust and wear compared with untreated heads, while the precisely formed face ensures consistent contact with fasteners. The handle geometry is designed to reduce hand fatigue and improve grip stability during repetitive tasks. At 840 g, the tool offers a compromise between striking power and user control, suitable for a wide range of carpentry and general repair jobs.

Suitable for

• Driving and extracting nails in wood and light construction materials
• General carpentry and framing tasks
• Repair work around the house and on-site maintenance
• DIY projects that require a medium-weight hammer with claw functionality

Key specifications

• Head material: stainless steel with black finish
• Overall length: 345 mm
• Head width (face area): 140 mm
• Weight: 840 g
• Claw type: curved claw for nail removal
• Handle: ergonomic grip designed for comfort and control

How to use

Hold the Bahco 429-20 near the end of the handle for maximum striking force or closer to the head for controlled taps. Position the nail perpendicular to the workpiece, strike the nail head with the hammer face using smooth, controlled swings, and finish driving the nail until secure. To remove nails, slide the claw under the nail head and use the hammer handle as a lever; rock the tool steadily to extract the fastener. Inspect the striking face and handle before use to ensure safe operation.

Recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when driving or removing nails. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the black stainless finish. For tasks requiring heavier impact force, consider a heavier striking tool; for delicate work, use controlled, light strikes to avoid surface damage.