DEWALT 22 oz. Steel Claw Hammer
$26.99
Prolong the life of your hammer with DEWALT Steel Claw Hammer.
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Description
Choose this 22 oz. 1-piece Steel Hammer for your next framing job. With its updated technology, this hammer offers up to 35% less sting to help reduce arm fatigue and 25% improved grip durability. This hammer has a thick, heat-treated shaft for added durability in tough conditions. Its tri-pull technology allows for added versatility to remove finish, framing and large construction nails.
- Up to 35% less sting helps reduce arm fatigue
- 25% improved grip durability
- Thick heat treated steel shaft for added durability in rugged applications
- Tri-Pull technology for versatility to remove, finish, framing and large construction nails
- Optimum shaft geometry dissipates vibration more effectively
- 1.375 lbs.
- Lifetime warranty
Additional information
| Weight | 2.455 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.00 × 5.60 × 1.60 in |
| Assembled Depth (in.) | 16 in |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 1.6 in |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 5.6 in |
| Claw Type | Rip |
| Color Family | Black |
| Hammer Type | Rip Claw |
| Hand Tool Type | Hammer |
| Handle Length (in.) | 14 |
| Handle Material | Steel |
| Model | DWHT51381 |
| Replaceable Head | No |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
| Weight of Head (oz.) | 22 |
Reviews (55)
55 reviews for DEWALT 22 oz. Steel Claw Hammer
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Sharon Dooley (verified owner) –
This hammer has a good balance on the swing! Also, great flat hit to a nail!!
Keenan Braun (verified owner) –
This hammer is perfect. It is very comfortable to handle and very well made.
Heloise Hoeger (verified owner) –
Great for demo and concrete form work, where you need a tough, durable, do-it-all hammer. That being said, this will stay in my toolbox most of the time, as I don’t care for the balance and vibration…but, then again, I am a big fan of having different hammers for different tasks, and this hammer will bought out when the conditions call for one tough hammer.
Lexie Mitchell (verified owner) –
This was sent to me a few weeks ago and I have been using it while I am renovating a 100 year old house. It is an excellent hammer, the handle fits the palm of my hand and it feels good. I haven’t felt any shock coming up the handle. The nail hold feature is an excellent idea and works great. The extra nail pulling slots are also a great idea. Overall I would rate this hammer an A.
Don Legros (verified owner) –
Haven’t had the opportunity to put this hammer through it’s paces in a full production environment, but I feel like I could work a full week and keep hammering! The balance is a little head heavy, but the rest of the features outweigh(HAH!) the down side. The grip feels good in the hand, even gloved. I like the extra nail pullers on the side of the head, offers a little different leverage some some of those stuck fasteners. I’m normally not a fan of the nail starting magnets, but this one seems that it will do the job nicely.
Adalberto Hudson (verified owner) –
Comfortable grip. High quality. This is the only framing hammer you’ll ever want or need.
Flavie Beahan (verified owner) –
it is well balanced you can swing this hammer all day long without hand fatigue the tri-puller head comes in hand during demolition the magnet feature comes in hand when you are on a ladder and trying to hold lumber in place with one hand you don’t have to have a free hand to hold your nail the magnet does it for you and it has a very good vibration resistant handle
Bryon Trantow (verified owner) –
This hammer is well balanced and very easy to use all day! I especially like the nail starter magnet! Overall I’d say they did their homework on this one.
Erick Treutel (verified owner) –
I’ve used this hammer for 3 weeks now, it’s my primary hammer, well balanced excellent grip
Sim Bahringer (verified owner) –
I got this hammer about a month ago and I’m very happy with it so far. I will add to my review after I’ve used it more. The first thing I noticed was the design of the head. The area of the claw seems much thinner than other hammers I’ve used. This shape allows for easier access to nail heads when trying to pull them from a board. The side of the head has 2 other notches designed for pulling finish nails and framing nails. The notches are spaced perfectly for removing common staples. The nail striking surface is more square than round and seems to help eliminate those off target hits that end up bending the nail. The head also has a magnetic nail holder for starting nails in the hard to reach areas where you can’t get one hand to hold nail and the other to hammer it. This feature works very well and seems to be better than a couple other brands that I’ve used. The hammer head and handle are one piece with a nicely shaped grip that fits very naturally in your hand. The hammer is well balanced feels very comfortable when swinging and striking. I’m very pleased with this hammer after my early use. Can’t wait to use it more !
Corine Roob (verified owner) –
This hammer has a well designed and innovative style excellent placement of nail removal in head and simple but effective nail starting groove well done DeWalt
Winifred Ullrich (verified owner) –
From it’s reduce vibration, to ergonomic grip, it’s a definite improvement! Made to drive those nails, designed for framing!
Gaston Nikolaus (verified owner) –
I used this hammer to take a part a work bench I made over decade ago. It was built with both nails and screws. In the process of dis-assembly I missed some of the screws. Using this hammer to beat the boards to remove the nails it also applied enough force to pull out the screws I forgot to remove. I did not notice any vibration hand and arm from the hammer. I did try to use the tri-puller to remove nails from the boards. Nails were longer than the tri-puller could remove so I had to revert to the claw. Curvature of the claw was less than a traditional claw hammer and I found it less effective to removed the 2 1/2″ nails I was removing. Later in the day I drove some 8d 2 1/2″ common nails. This hammer allow2ed me to easily drive the nails into 2×4. The magnetic nail holder worked well. I needed to adjust by swing to get the nail started straight. I do not swing a hammer very much. I was pleased that I did not notice any fatigue in my arm after using this hammer. The handle was comfortable with the bent bottom portion allowing me do apply a larger force with a shorter handle.
Kara Kling (verified owner) –
I received this hammer by Dewalt and been putting it to the test the day i took it to the jobsite(working in Demolition).This hammer has stand its ground and has been used to Demolish several different objects. The back claw is really sharp and helped to cut the cement stucco and metal lath. The bottom curve of the hammer helps to grip and get leverage on the hammer. The 2 side claw nail pullers are nifty and also help on removing staples. Overall I’m satisfied with the performance of this hammer and believe Dewalt hit a ball out the park with this design and multiple features.
Christ Lebsack (verified owner) –
Looked for a heavier hammer to do the job found it