Nanovib® carpenter's hammer + spur

Risk prevention

Réduces vibrations

•  Nanovib® handle, absorbs vibrations, reduces MSD ( Musculo-Skeletal Disorders)
• The  Nanovib® hammer achieves Exposure to vibrations Threshold measurement  of less than 2.5 m/s², which enables the worker to use the  Nanovib® hammer for an entire working day based on  2400 strikes.
• Tests show that the  Nanovib® absorbs 40% more vibrations than competitors' hammmers in the same category

Prevention of risks of accident

• Upper part of the handle made of hardened steel, high-resistance to mis-hits
• Handle fitted by crimping, strength 4.5 times higher than the NF EN15601 standard
• Flush socket sleeve handle fitting, protects handle end from mis-hits
• Claws and surface edges rounded, prevention of risk of cuts

Information Nanovib carpenter's hammer +  Nanovib  spur

Strength

•  Forged, hardened and tempered carbon steel

Ergonomics

• Three material ergonomic handle non-slip, comfortable grip
• Widened lower part, prevents dropping

Design

• User-centred  Design
• Star Observeur du Design Award 2012
• Reddot Design Award 2013

Product highlights

• Straightening spur, for straightening or holding wooden frames before attaching. Centre distance  45 mm special wood-frame
• Asymetrical striking surface, right  angles droits at the top (nailing in corners) and rounded at the bottom (avoids marking the wood)
• Magnetic nail-holder, nail with one hand without holding the nail
• Lateral striking surfaces, hammer in enclosed spaces
• Sharp upper edges: scrape concrete residues
• Hard polymer handle end, adjust material without damaging it

Safety recommendations

• Wear goggles, gloves and protective clothing
• The main risk for these tools is projection of metal splinters from the tool or from the object which is struck.
• The metal splinter may be due to a defect in metal, simple wear and tear or incorrect use.
• It is strictly forbidden to hit two striking surfaces together, the risk of splintering is real and serioius.