DONGCHENG 24 OZ Claw Hammer (HD100402)-A heavy-duty claw hammer for framing, demolition, and tougher carpentry jobs.
DONGCHENG 24 OZ Claw Hammer (HD100402)-A heavy-duty claw hammer for framing, demolition, and tougher carpentry jobs.
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The DONGCHENG HD100402 24 OZ (about 680 g) Claw Hammer is made for carpenters, builders, fitters, and site workers who need extra driving power for larger nails and heavier work. The flat face drives bigger nails in fewer blows, and the curved claw pulls them out cleanly. At 24 oz, the head hits harder than the 8 oz (HD100400) and 16 oz (HD100401) models, which makes it a good choice for framing, formwork, and site carpentry.
Key Features
- Claw and face design: flat striking face for driving nails, curved claw for pulling them out
- 24 oz / about 680 g head weight: more driving force for larger nails and heavier jobs
- Handle: [confirm, e.g. fibreglass / wooden / steel with rubber grip] for a secure, comfortable hold
- Hardened head: [confirm] for durability and resistance to chipping
- Balanced design: good swing control and reduced hand fatigue
- Trusted brand: made by DONGCHENG, known for professional-grade tools
Application
- Driving large nails in framing and formwork
- Pulling out nails and light demolition of timber
- Site carpentry and construction work
- Furniture and pallet work
- Workshop and maintenance use
- Heavy DIY and general repair
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Brand | DongCheng |
| Model Number | HD100402 |
| Tool Type | Heavy-Duty Curved Claw Hammer |
| Head Weight | 24 OZ / 670g |
| Head Material | Drop-forged & heat-treated 45# carbon steel |
| Overall Length | 340 mm |
| Head Length / Width | 145 mm |
| Face Striking Diameter | 36 mm |
| Handle Material | Two-color fiberglass handle with comfortable grip |
| Packaging Type | Packed by hanging tag |
Safety Note:
Always wear eye protection when striking nails or metal. Do not strike hardened steel or another hammer, and do not use a hammer with a loose, cracked, or damaged head or handle. Do not use the claw to pry heavy loads, as this can damage the handle.















