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Stanley Steelmaster Claw Hammer 560g
Prices from £15.95 to £19.54 across 2 retailers · 18% below next-cheapest retailer £19.54
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A claw hammer with heat-treated and polished carbon steel head designed for strength and safety.
The seamless oval tubular steel shaft provides structural strength and balance.
The handle features a vinyl soft-grip design for comfort and secure grip during use.
Supplied as a single unit.
Weight: 864 g.
Dimensions: 341 mm (length) × 35 mm (width) × 127 mm (depth).
The seamless oval tubular steel shaft provides structural strength and balance.
The handle features a vinyl soft-grip design for comfort and secure grip during use.
Supplied as a single unit.
Weight: 864 g.
Dimensions: 341 mm (length) × 35 mm (width) × 127 mm (depth).
EAN 5000366510330 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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