Tool Set Wiha 800 Blue Yellow

Housing made from precision steel tubing with welded-on shaft and powder-coated finish. The hammer head contains cast iron balls to reduce recoil. The hickory handle is coated with an ergonomic profile and a high-quality surface. Both striking faces are yellow, medium hard, colorfast and wear-resistant polyurethane. The tool set Wiha 800 Blue Yellow includes this hammer as part of a compact 2 kg kit designed for precise striking tasks.

Advantages

The welded-on steel shaft and powder coating increase durability and resistance to corrosion. Cast iron balls inside the head provide recoilless strikes for controlled impact. The ergonomic, coated hickory handle improves grip comfort and reduces user fatigue. Polyurethane faces are medium-hard, colorfast and abrasion-resistant, suitable for repeated use without damaging workpieces.

Suitable for

• Controlled strikes on workpieces held in vices
• Assembly work requiring precise impact
• Jobs where reduced recoil is important
• Situations needing non-marring strikes on surfaces

Key specifications

• Brand: Wiha
• Model / MPN: 02098
• EAN: 4010995020989
• Set weight (approx.): 2 kg
• Housing: Precision steel tubing, welded shaft, powder coated
• Hammer head: Cast iron balls inside for recoilless operation
• Shaft / Handle: Hickory, ergonomic profile, coated surface
• Faces: Yellow polyurethane, medium hard, colorfast, wear-resistant
• Standards: GS-mark (tested safety)

How to use

Hold the coated hickory handle firmly with one or both hands depending on the required control. Position the polyurethane face against the target area and apply controlled strikes; the cast iron balls within the head will reduce recoil. Use the medium-hard faces for general assembly and positioning tasks where you need to avoid marring the workpiece. Inspect the faces before use and replace them if excessive wear is observed.

Recommendations

Use this hammer in combination with appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves. Store the tool in a dry place to protect the powder-coated housing and wooden handle. Replace the polyurethane faces when worn to maintain performance and avoid damage to workpieces.