Stanley 51-716 16 oz Rip Claw Wood Handle Nail Hammer, Smooth Face, Hickory Handle

Stanley 51-716 16 oz Rip Claw Wood Handle Nail Hammer, Smooth Face, Hickory Handle

• Stanley 51-716 is a 16 oz rip claw nail hammer built for driving and pulling nails in carpentry and general construction. It features a forged steel head with a smooth face and a hickory wood handle to provide a traditional feel and dependable control during everyday nailing work.
• Features:
  • Head Weight: 16 oz helps balance driving power and control for common nailing tasks.
  • Rip claw design supports nail pulling and prying during framing and general construction work.
  • Smooth face helps reduce surface marking when striking finish sensitive materials.
  • Hickory wood handle provides a traditional grip and feel for repeated hammering.
  • forged steel head supports durability for jobsite use.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Stanley
  • Part Number: 51-716
  • MPN: 51-716
  • UPC: 076174517163
  • Category: Hand Tools
  • Subcategory: Hammers
  • Product Type or Function: Rip claw nail hammer
  • Head Weight: 16 oz
  • Head Material: Steel
  • Handle Material: Wood
  • Handle Type: Hickory
  • Face Finish: Smooth
  • Face Diameter: 1-1/8"
  • Overall Length: 12-3/4"
  • Head Length: 143 mm
  • Quantity: 1 hammer
  • System Compatibility or Application: for driving and pulling nails in carpentry, framing, and general construction tasks
• The Rip Claw Wood Handle Nail Hammer can also be referred to as 16 oz rip claw hammer, hickory handle nail hammer, smooth face claw hammer, carpentry nail hammer, and wood handle claw hammer.

Stanley is a hand tool brand that produces hammers, measuring tools, cutting tools, and jobsite accessories for construction and maintenance work. The brand is widely used in trade, industrial, and MRO environments for everyday tool applications.

Q: What does rip claw mean on this hammer?
A: Rip claw refers to the straight claw style that helps with pulling nails and prying during framing and general construction.

Q: How long is the Stanley 51-716 hammer?
A: The overall length is 12-3/4".

Q: What is the head weight and face style?
A: It has a 16 oz head and a smooth face, which is commonly used for general nailing work.

Q: What material is the handle?
A: The handle type is hickory wood.