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Procat 850 g Roofing and Scaffolder’s Hammer with Tubular Handle

The Procat 850 g roofing and scaffolder’s hammer is designed for the assembly, adjustment and dismantling of scaffolding. Its durable tubular handle, pointed pick and rubber-coated grip make it a practical tool for scaffolders, roofing professionals and demanding construction work.

Key features

• Pointed pick for aligning, turning and levering scaffold components
• Durable tubular handle for demanding professional use
• Bonded rubber grip provides a secure and comfortable hold
• 850 g weight suited to scaffold assembly and dismantling work
• Designed specifically for scaffolders and roofing professionals

Applications

This pick hammer is used when assembling and dismantling scaffolding. The pointed end fits into openings in scaffold components, allowing the tool to be used for aligning and turning parts into position. In addition to scaffolding work, the hammer is suitable for roofing and other construction tasks requiring both a hammer and a pointed levering tool.

Ergonomics and durability

The rubber-coated handle improves grip and user comfort. The rubber grip is securely bonded in place, helping it retain its shape and remain firmly attached during repeated use.

Based on customer feedback received by Protecton, this Procat model has generated less negative feedback than comparable roofing and scaffolder’s pick hammers from other manufacturers. In particular, the tubular handle has performed well in use, and there have been fewer reports of the rubber grip coming loose. This makes the hammer a practical choice for daily professional use.

Technical specifications

• Weight: 850 g
• Handle type: tubular handle
• Grip: bonded rubber coating
• Dimensions: 310 × 170 × 28 mm
• Product number: 41177
• EAN: 6430058041177
• Inner carton quantity: 6 pcs
• Sales packaging: product label
• Customs tariff code: 8205200000

Summary

The Procat 850 g roofing and scaffolder’s hammer is a dependable everyday tool for professional scaffolders. Its key features include a pointed pick for handling scaffold components, a tubular handle that has demonstrated good durability in use, and a securely bonded rubber grip that stays firmly in place.