Carbon Steel Blade, TPR Grip
The blade is carbon steel — the steel that takes a sharp edge and comes back with a few passes of a file, which matters for a tool that spends its life in wood and dirt. The finish is painted and anti-rust treated. The handle is TPR (A613), which takes the shock out of the strike; a hard grip transmits it straight into the hand on a long day of cutting.
Three weights cover the work: 500G for kindling and camp work, 600G as the general-purpose size, and 800G where the job is garden or forestry cutting and the extra head weight does the work.
Where Hand Axes Are Used
Camping and outdoor channels take the lighter weights for firewood and camp chores; forestry and pruning crews use them for limbing and trimming; garden and landscaping work covers clearing and cutting; and the farm channel keeps them as general-purpose cutting stock.
- Camping & outdoor — firewood and camp chores
- Forestry — limbing and trimming work
- Garden & landscaping — clearing and cutting
- Farm — general-purpose cutting stock
Packing & Program Notes
Packing is 40 pieces per carton at each of the three weights, in export cartons. Polybag, color box or blister packing can be arranged for retail-facing programs.
MOQ is 10 cartons per weight. Buyers moving 50+ cartons can add custom packing and their own logo to the program.
Hand Axe — FAQ
What weights are available?
500G, 600G and 800G.
What is the blade made of?
Carbon steel, painted and anti-rust treated.
What is the handle material?
TPR (A613).
What is the MOQ?
10 cartons per weight; OEM packing and logo from 50+ cartons.
