Westward
Westward 2DBP7 20 oz Curved Claw Hammer 13 1/2 in
A 20 oz curved claw hammer with a 13 1/2 in fiberglass handle for framing, ripping and light demolition
- 20 oz head weight drives nails efficiently
- 13 1/2 in overall length gives good leverage
- Smooth face prevents marking on workpiece
- Fiberglass handle maintains grip in wet conditions
- Medium carbon steel construction resists wear
20 oz Curved Claw Hammer
The Westward 2DBP7 is a 20 oz curved claw hammer designed for framing, ripping and light demolition. Its 13 1/2 in overall length provides reach and leverage for driving and pulling nails. The smooth face helps maintain accuracy when striking fasteners. A fiberglass handle delivers a secure grip in wet conditions.
Check handle comfort and head weight
Before ordering, confirm that a 20 oz head weight suits the tasks you perform most often. Heavier heads drive larger nails with fewer blows but increase fatigue during extended use. Verify that the 13 1/2 in length fits your tool belt or storage space. Ensure the smooth face matches the finish quality your work requires.
Fiberglass handle for wet conditions
The fiberglass handle resists moisture and provides a firm hold when hands or materials are damp. Medium carbon steel construction gives the head durability for repeated striking and prying. The curved claw allows efficient nail removal without a separate puller. This hammer covers driving and extraction in one tool, freeing up space in your kit.
Highlights
- 20 oz head weight drives nails efficiently
- 13 1/2 in overall length gives good leverage
- Smooth face prevents marking on workpiece
- Fiberglass handle maintains grip in wet conditions
- Medium carbon steel construction resists wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Westward 2DBP7 hammer come with any accessories or do I need to buy a nail set separately?
The hammer ships as a single tool with a 20 oz head and 13 1/2 in fiberglass handle; no nail sets, pouches or other accessories are included in the box.
Should I choose the 20 oz model or is a lighter head better for finish carpentry?
The 20 oz head weight provides enough mass for framing and light demolition while the smooth face helps protect finish work; lighter heads are sold as separate models.
What does the 20 oz head weight mean for everyday driving power?
A 20 oz steel head delivers solid striking force for common framing nails and light demolition, and the fiberglass handle absorbs vibration to reduce fatigue during extended use.
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