Nupla 20 oz Ripping Hammer – 14" Cush-N-Grip Fiberglass Handle for Power & Control

When a job demands more than a basic claw hammer, reach for the Nupla 20 oz Ripping Hammer (Model 19020)—built for demolition, framing, and serious pulling power. This isn’t just about driving nails; it’s about removing them cleanly, prying apart materials, and standing up to tough, repeated use.

The 20 oz head delivers the striking force you need, while the straight ripping claw excels at nail removal and light prying. The 14" fiberglass handle provides strength without excess weight, and Nupla’s Cush-N-Grip® reduces vibration to help minimize fatigue over long work sessions. A textured, non-slip grip keeps control in your hands—even in demanding conditions.

From framing walls to tearing out old boards, this hammer is made to work hard and last.

Drive with confidence. Pull with power. Built for the jobs that don’t quit.

FAQ Section

What is a ripping hammer used for?

A ripping hammer is designed for demolition, framing, and nail removal. Its straight claw makes it easier to pull nails and pry materials apart compared to a curved claw hammer.

Is a 20 oz hammer good for everyday use?

Yes. A 20 oz hammer offers a strong balance of power and control, making it ideal for both construction tasks and general use.

What are the benefits of a fiberglass handle?

A fiberglass handle is durable, lightweight, and resistant to weather and wear. It also helps absorb shock better than traditional wood handles.

What is Cush-N-Grip® technology?

Cush-N-Grip® is designed to reduce vibration and improve comfort, helping minimize hand fatigue during extended use.

Is this hammer suitable for professional contractors?

Yes. This hammer is built for professional-grade performance, making it ideal for contractors, carpenters, and serious DIY users.

What types of projects is this hammer best for?

This hammer is ideal for:

• Framing and construction
• Demolition and tear-out work
• Nail removal and prying
• General home improvement

How does a ripping hammer differ from a standard claw hammer?

A ripping hammer has a straight claw for prying and demolition, while a standard claw hammer has a curved claw primarily for nail pulling.