Scaffolder's Hammer Yato Pipe arm

Scaffolding hammer with tubular handle

The scaffolding hammer with a tubular handle is designed specifically for assembling and dismantling scaffolding. Its shape supports efficient and safe use on-site.

Tapered spike for scaffolding work

The narrow spike fits precisely into scaffold frame holes. This allows for easy turning and alignment of scaffolding parts. The spike can also be used to open locking pins from their slots, speeding up the work process.

Compatible tools

Installers often use pointed podger wrenches and 22 mm sockets alongside the hammer. These tools complement each other especially when locking or releasing scaffold joints.

Durable handle grip

The rubber handle is glued in place without rivets. This prevents the grip from cracking or being crushed over time. The result is a long-lasting and ergonomic handle.

Usage limitations and recommendations

This tubular-handled hammer is intended for light-duty use. If the handle gets dented, the hammer must no longer be used, as the shaft may break upon impact. Avoid strong blows or twisting force.

For heavy-duty or industrial use, we recommend hammers with FLAT ARM construction, such as the Yato 4571. These are designed to handle significantly more force and strain.

Summary: three key features

• The tapered spike enables precise adjustment of scaffold elements and unlocking from slots.
• Glued rubber grip resists wear and prevents cracking or slipping over time.
• Tubular shaft is for light use only – a dent makes the hammer unsafe to use.