Husky’s 20-oz. steel rip claw hammer features a forward weight design to create more force with each swing, reducing the amount of blows needed to accomplish each task. The antivibration, ergonomic grip enables maximum swinging.

Stanley’s 20 oz. FatMax anti-vibe rip claw nailing hammer features a slip-resistant handle for a secure grip and comfort. The torsion-control stabilizers reduce arm-twisting fatigue. It minimizes vibration and shock at impact and is constructed from one piece of steel.

Klein Tools’ 832-26 lineman’s claw milled hammer has a large head for driving in staples and lag bolts. It features a lighter 26-oz. head (compared to the traditional 32-oz. hammer) and a claw end for removing nails, molding and ground wire. The milled face aids in driving staples into utility poles. The fiberglass handle has a textured grip to prevent slippage, and there is a lanyard hole for tethering.

Hilti’s TE 2-A22 cordless rotary hammer features a compact pistol grip and an LED work light that provides direct illumination of the work surface. The hammer-drilling range is 5/32–15/32 in., and the full hammering frequency is 5,040 impacts per minute.

Milwaukee Tool’s M18 Fuel SDS Plus rotary hammer features a brushless motor that delivers 2 ft.-lbs. of impact energy, 1,330 rpm, and 4,800 bpm. It features autostop kickback control to prevent over-rotation.

Diablo’s 4-cutter, full-carbide-head hammer bit is designed for concrete with rebar applications. It enables users to drill fast, precise holes without the need of changing to a rebar cutter. The precision tip delivers the stability and accuracy required to produce fast, precise holes in concrete with rebar for ANSI-approved anchor setting.

Metabo-HPT’s DH52ME rotary hammer features a brushless motor, quick release bit system for fast bit replacements for different applications and a 360-degree adjustable side handle for comfort. The variable lock mechanism in neutral position allows for 12-angle positions for working angle options. The power indicator lamp lights up when power is supplied to the tool.

DeWalt’s DWHT51438 12 oz. steel hammer features a side nail puller that enables users to quickly remove nails. It is made of a durable, one-piece steel for durability with a balanced design for a lower center of gravity to create a smoother swing.

Southwire Tools’ electrician’s hammer features a Romex staple remover. The 18 oz. head is constructed of heavy-duty drop forged steel, and the extended neck is designed for easy reach into outlet boxes. It features a handle hole for tethering, a high-strength, lightweight fiberglass handle for vibration resistance and a comfortable, nonslip handle grip.

Metabo HPT’s 36V multivolt brushless rotary hammer is cordless and corded, and it is equipped to sense overload and stop rotation to ensure user safety and to protect the motor and battery. It features a low-vibration handle for user support and 7.7 ft.-lbs. of impact energy to get through hard material.