STANLEY STHT0-51911 Electrician's Hammer, 200 g

STANLEY STHT0-51911 Electrician's Hammer, 200 g

The STANLEY STHT0-51911 is a light electrician's hammer with a 200 g head. The article number and the weight are printed on the head itself - the manufacturer's official photograph shows STANLEY, 200 gr and STHT0-51911.

Head shape

The head has the classic fitter's (electrician's) form: a square striking face on one side and a long thin cross pein on the other. The thin pein reaches where an ordinary hammer head cannot - between cables, into a narrow chase, up to the edge of a back box or junction box.

Handle

The handle is two-component: a rigid core that runs right up to the head and carries the STANLEY logo, and a rubberised, lengthwise-ribbed overmould with a flared yellow end. The ribbing resists slipping in sweaty hands, and the flared end stops the hand sliding off on a harder swing.

Why 200 g

At 200 g this is a hammer for precise work, not for demolition. The small mass gives control over the blow - driving small pins, seating cable clips, nudging a component that must not be crushed. Bricklaying and formwork call for hammers of 400 g and up.

Applications

The typical use is electrical and fit-out work: fixing cable clips, driving plugs and small nails, lightly adjusting back boxes and covers, working inside distribution boards and in narrow chases where a bigger hammer will not fit.

Source of the data

STANLEY does not publish a product page with a specification table for this article. Identity and weight are confirmed by the manufacturer's own photograph, on which the number is printed on the head. The description is therefore limited to what is visible and what is printed - with no assumptions about length, material or standard.

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