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VAUGHAN Manufacturing 20 oz. Straight Claw Hammer with Fiberglass Handle
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VAUGHAN Manufacturing 20 oz. Straight Claw Hammer with Fiberglass Handle
This is the Vaughan Manufacturing FS999 straight claw hammer with a 20 oz. head and fiberglass handle, sold individually. The weight and straight claw make it a standard choice for framing and shingle tear-off. It pairs well with pry bars and utility knives on roofing jobs.
Key Features:
- 20 oz. head: The 20 oz. head delivers solid striking force for framing and driving nails.
- Straight claw: A straight claw design suits nail pulling and board prying during tear-off.
- Fiberglass handle: The fiberglass handle resists breakage and absorbs shock compared to wood.
- Professional model: Offered as model FS999 in Vaughan Manufacturing's hammer line.
- Sold individually: Each order includes one hammer.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | VAUGHAN |
| Sell unit | 1 hammer |
| Product line | Claw Hammer |
| Available sizes | 20 oz., straight claw, fiberglass handle |
| Head weight | 20 oz. |
| Claw type | Straight claw |
| Handle material | Fiberglass |
| Intended use | Framing, nail driving and shingle tear-off |
Fit and Compatibility:
A standalone hand tool with no system compatibility requirements. Works with standard common and box nails used in framing and roofing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One Vaughan Manufacturing FS999 20 oz. straight claw hammer with fiberglass handle.
Q: What is the head weight?
A: The head weighs 20 ounces.
Q: What handle does it have?
A: It has a fiberglass handle, which is durable and shock-absorbing.
Q: Is this good for shingle removal?
A: Yes, the straight claw is well suited to sliding under shingles and pulling nails during tear-off.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
A 20 oz. straight claw is the classic framer's hammer and a solid tear-off tool for roofing crews; the straight claw slides under shingle laps better than a curved claw. The fiberglass handle holds up to moisture and jobsite abuse better than wood. If your crew drives primarily small finish nails, consider a lighter smooth-face hammer instead.
Always strike squarely with the face of the hammer and wear eye protection to avoid glancing blows and flying debris.
Order the Vaughan Manufacturing 20 oz. straight claw hammer with fiberglass handle today.
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