Framing hammer + Nanovib 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 Framing 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.

Design
"Tool designed with the National Committtee for the development of Wood (CNDB)
Star award Observeur du Design 2012.
Reddot Design Award 2013. "