Wiha neodrazová palica, stredne tvrdá hlava, čierna/drevená rukoväť, 80 mm úderná plocha

The Wiha 800 screwdriving hammer combines a precision steel-tubed housing with a welded shaft and a hickory handle with ergonomic profile and high-quality surface. The hammer head contains cast iron balls that reduce recoil, and both faces are covered with medium-hard, colourfast, wear-resistant yellow polyurethane. The tool is intended for controlled positioning strikes in assembly, disassembly and straightening, and carries the GS safety mark.

Advantages

The precision steel tubing and welded shaft provide robust construction and long service life, while the hickory handle offers ergonomic grip and good durability. Cast iron balls inside the hammer head minimise recoil for more accurate strikes. Yellow polyurethane faces deliver medium hardness with colourfast, wear-resistant performance suited for repetitive use.

Suitable for

• Controlled positioning strikes during assembly and disassembly
• Straightening and alignment tasks
• Applications requiring reduced recoil and non-marring faces

Key specifications

• Brand: Wiha
• Model: 800
• Weight: 4.55 kg
• Housing: Precision steel tubing, powder coated
• Shaft: Welded-on, hickory handle with ergonomic profile
• Faces: Both yellow polyurethane, medium hard, colourfast, wear-resistant
• Extra: Cast iron balls in hammer head for recoilless work
• Standards: GS-mark (Tested safety)
• MPN: 02101
• EAN: 4010995021016

How to use

Grip the hickory handle with a secure, ergonomic hold and position the polyurethane face against the workpiece. Deliver controlled, targeted strikes for positioning, assembly, disassembly or straightening. The cast iron balls within the head reduce recoil; still, apply steady, measured force appropriate to the material and task. Store the tool dry and inspect faces for wear before use.

Recommendations

Use the Wiha 800 screwdriving hammer for tasks that require precise, low-recoil blows and non-marring contact. Replace the polyurethane faces when they show significant wear, and follow standard safety practices such as wearing eye protection and checking the tool before each use.