SATA GL92322 Hickory Claw Hammer 370g / 13oz

Key specs include a 370g (13oz) head, a high‑impact steel head with a rust‑resistant clear coat, a curved claw, polished poles and peins, and a flame‑treated, lacquered hickory handle securely wedged into the head for durable, comfortable use.

The handle is solid hickory, flame treated and clear lacquered to resist moisture and wear. This provides a sturdy grip, excellent shock absorption, and reduced vibration during use.

The head is forged from carbon steel with a rust‑resistant finish, offering long‑lasting durability. The precision‑crafted head and curved claw provide effective nail driving and reliable nail removal with minimal vibration.

The curved claw is optimized for removing fasteners while the flat face is used for driving nails. This combination supports a range of carpentry tasks from framing to furniture assembly.

Keep the tool clean and dry after use, wipe away dust and moisture, and inspect the wedge securing the head to the handle. Store in a dry place. If the head becomes loose, reseat it and re‑wedge the handle as needed.

Wear eye protection and gloves, grip the handle firmly near the end, strike nails squarely to prevent slipping, keep hands away from the striking area, and never strike hardened or impenetrable surfaces that could cause ricochet or breakage.

For close comparisons, you can consider the following similar models on Fepy: SATA GL92321 Hickory Claw Hammer (350g) https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl92321-hickory-claw-hammer-350g and SATA GL92324 Hickory Claw Hammer (450g) https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl92324-hickory-claw-hammer-450g. The lighter option offers quicker, lighter taps; the heavier option provides more driving power for tougher tasks, while the GL92322 strikes a balance between control and impact.

Ideal for framing, cabinetry, furniture assembly, general carpentry, and light demolition. Its balance and claw make it practical for both professional work and DIY projects.

Yes. If the head loosens, remove the head and inspect the eye and handle. Fit a properly sized wooden handle, insert the head, and drive a fresh wedge along the handle to secure the head. Trim any excess handle protruding from the eye and wipe clean before storage.

Its carbon steel head and durable hickory handle are designed for regular use, making it suitable for both professional work and serious DIY tasks. For very heavy demolition, users might opt for a heavier 16 oz model, but this 13 oz balance is excellent for precise, comfortable work over extended periods.

Key value drivers include the combination of a corrosion‑resistant head, a durable hickory handle with good shock absorption, a balanced 370g weight for ease of use, and a claw design that handles nail removal efficiently. The tool is built to endure frequent use with dependable performance.