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Wood-handled rip hammer with steel head, 13 inches long, smooth face, straight claw, plain grip

Westward

Westward 4YR60 Wood Rip Hammer 16 oz 13 in

SKU CH-2ZM8-M5FH1

Straight-claw wood-handled hammer with induction-hardened 16 oz steel head, 13 in length and nail-holder slot

  • Induction-hardened claw head resists deformation
  • 16 oz steel head drives nails efficiently
  • 13 in overall length gives good leverage
  • Wood handle with plain grip absorbs shock
  • Straight claw design aids nail removal and prying

Straight-Claw Hammer for Framing

The Westward 4YR60 is a 16 oz rip hammer with a 13 in wooden handle and a straight claw. The steel head is induction hardened for durability on demolition and framing tasks. A built-in nail holder assists with one-handed starts. It is intended for carpenters and DIY users driving and pulling common nails.

Thermal Noise and Power

As a non-powered hand tool, the hammer produces no electrical draw, fan noise, or heat during use. The wood handle transmits vibration directly to the user without damping. Impact sound levels depend on the workpiece and strike force. No batteries, fuel, or external energy source are required for operation.

Accessory Impact

The integrated nail holder lets the user set a nail single-handedly, speeding up layout work. The plain wood grip offers a traditional feel without rubber over-moulding. No sheath, lanyard, or maintenance supplies are included in the package. The smooth face reduces marking on finished surfaces.

Highlights

  • Induction-hardened claw head resists deformation
  • 16 oz steel head drives nails efficiently
  • 13 in overall length gives good leverage
  • Wood handle with plain grip absorbs shock
  • Straight claw design aids nail removal and prying

Specifications

BrandWESTWARD

Questions about this item

How is the 13 in wood handle secured to the steel head and what step do people miss?

The wood handle fits through the bell neck eye and is locked by a steel wedge; the step often missed is driving the wedge fully flush so the head cannot loosen.

What part of the 16 oz rip hammer will need replacement first with heavy use?

The wood handle will wear or split before the induction hardened claw head; keep a spare 13 in hickory handle and wedge set for quick replacement.

What limit appears first when driving nails continuously with the 1 in smooth face?

The 16 oz head weight limits momentum, so fatigue in the arm and wrist arrives before the steel face or claw shows any deformation.

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