NEO TOOLS TOP-27-019 Machado com cabo em fibra de vidro, cabeça de 600g em aço carbono, 380mm, punho antiderrapante, proteção da lâmina, certificado TÜV GS

Splitting kindling and chopping wood can be exhausting and even dangerous when your axe lacks balance, grip, or durability. The NEO TOOLS TOP-27-019 axe solves that with a 600g high carbon steel head hardened to 50-55 HRC, mounted on a shock-absorbing fiberglass handle with a TPR anti-slip grip. At 380mm overall length and just 0.91kg total weight, it delivers controlled power for gardening, camping, and firewood prep.

Who is it for

Homeowners, gardeners, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts who need a reliable, mid-size axe for light felling, limbing, splitting small logs, and general yard work. It is also a smart choice for anyone upgrading from a heavy wooden-handle axe to a lighter, maintenance-free fiberglass model.

Main features

• 600g high carbon steel head, polished finish, 50-55 HRC hardness for lasting edge retention
• Fiberglass handle with epoxy resin head attachment for shock absorption and corrosion resistance
• Ergonomic TPR (thermoplastic rubber) grip in black/orange for secure hold, even with gloves
• Includes protective rubber/plastic blade cover for safe storage and transport
• TÜV Rheinland GS certified for tested safety and quality
• Overall length 380mm; total weight 0.91kg – balanced for one-hand or two-hand use

Specifications

• Brand: NEO TOOLS
• Model: TOP-27-019
• MPN: TOP-27-019
• EAN: 5907558407341
• Axe head weight: 600 g
• Total weight: 0.91 kg
• Overall length: 380 mm
• Handle material: Fiberglass
• Blade material: High carbon steel
• Blade hardness: 50-55 HRC
• Handle type: Ergonomic, anti-slip
• Grip material: TPR (thermoplastic rubber)
• Blade finish: Polished
• Head attachment: Epoxy resin
• Shock absorption: Yes
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Blade protection: Rubber/plastic cover included
• Application: Chopping wood, splitting kindling, gardening
• Certification: TÜV Rheinland GS
• Handle colour: Black/orange

Tips

Keep the blade covered when not in use to protect the edge and prevent accidents. For best performance, occasionally sharpen the blade with a suitable file or stone, and wipe the head with a light oil after use in wet conditions to maintain its polished finish.