Estwing E3/25S Straight Claw Framing Hammer with Vinyl Grip 708g (25oz)

Estwing E3/25S Straight Claw Framing Hammer with Vinyl Grip – Hand Tools

The Estwing E3/25S is a robust straight claw framing hammer designed for both professional tradespeople and keen DIY enthusiasts. Carefully engineered from a single piece of solid steel, this hand tool offers durability and precision that outlasts standard alternatives. The 708g (25oz) head weight delivers optimal balance and impact force for framing tasks.

• One-piece forged steel construction for maximum strength
• Straight claw design for effective prying and nail removal
• Weight: 708g (25oz) for balanced striking
• Nylon vinyl grip for enhanced comfort and shock reduction
• Precision-machined face for accurate strikes

Compared to traditional wooden or fibreglass hammers, the Estwing E3/25S excels in both longevity and performance. Its one-piece steel build eliminates the risk of the handle detaching or weakening over time, a common issue with other models. The straight claw framing hammer design is preferred by professionals for its versatility on-site, making it the standard of quality and reliability in hand tools.

Key Technical Advantages:
Technology and Performance

The hand tool is equipped with a precision-machined face, ensuring consistent nail driving and reduced slippage. The specially moulded nylon vinyl grip minimises vibration, reducing user fatigue during extended use—a significant advantage over conventional hammer grips. The optimal 708g (25oz) head weight makes it suitable for both heavy construction and more delicate framing work without compromising control.

Additionally, the straight claw is crafted for versatility, effortlessly removing nails and splitting timber. Estwing’s commitment to solid forged steel construction means this tool is built to endure the rigours of daily use, providing exceptional longevity and reliability. For those seeking industry-leading performance in a hand tool, the Estwing E3/25S represents the finest choice, surpassing many previous models and setting a new benchmark for framing hammers.