Westward
Westward 4YR59 16 oz 13 in curved claw hand hammer
A 16 oz curved-claw hammer with a 13 in wooden handle and induction-hardened steel head for driving and pulling nails
- TypeClaw, Rip & Framing Hammers
- 16 oz steel head drives nails with authority
- 13 in overall length gives balanced swing control
- Curved claw removes nails cleanly without wood damage
- Induction-hardened claw head resists wear through heavy use
- Wood handle with plain grip absorbs shock naturally
16 oz curved claw hammer
This 16 oz curved claw hammer is built for driving and removing nails in general carpentry and framing work. The steel head is induction hardened for durability, while the 13 in wooden handle provides a traditional plain grip. It suits tradespeople and homeowners who prefer a classic wood-handled striking tool.
Users wanting a lighter or heavier head
The 16 oz head weight and 13 in overall length make this hammer suitable for standard framing and rip tasks. Buyers who need a lighter finish hammer or a heavier demolition tool should look at a different head weight. The plain wood grip also lacks a cushioned or non-slip surface for vibration reduction.
Induction hardened claw head
The defining specification is the induction hardened steel claw head, which resists deformation when pulling nails or prying lumber. This heat treatment extends the service life of the striking face and claw tips under repeated impact. If your work demands maximum claw durability, this feature determines suitability.
Highlights
- 16 oz steel head drives nails with authority
- 13 in overall length gives balanced swing control
- Curved claw removes nails cleanly without wood damage
- Induction-hardened claw head resists wear through heavy use
- Wood handle with plain grip absorbs shock naturally
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 4YR59 |
| Type | Claw, Rip & Framing Hammers |
Questions about this item
How does the 16 oz head weight feel when driving nails all day?
The 16 oz steel head gives enough mass for solid framing strikes while staying light enough to reduce arm fatigue during extended use.
What does the induction hardened claw head mean for nail pulling?
Induction hardening makes the curved claw tips resist deformation so they stay sharp and grip nail heads cleanly over many jobs.
Will the 13 in wood handle fit my tool belt loop?
At 13 inches overall the hammer sits comfortably in standard belt loops and the plain wood grip slides in without snagging.
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