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Pulaski Euro Ax for Vegetation Firefighting

Name: Pulaski Euro Ax for Vegetation Firefighting
Brand: Euro-Waldbrand
Price: 130.24 EUR
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Euro Ax (Pulaski)

1.7 kg head · 100 cm hickory handle · forged in Europe

An ax for chopping, an adze for digging: the Pulaski-style Euro Ax turns two tools into one. The sharpened blade cuts through roots, branches and deadwood, while the adze blade cuts control lines, breaks up soil and exposes hot spots. The head is made in Europe from forged 1060 carbon steel, the handle from American hickory.

The design goes back to Edward Pulaski (around 1911) and has proven itself in forestry and vegetation fire operations.

Two tools in one

❌ Two tools: carrying an ax and a hoe separately, one tool change too many on the job.

✅ One head, two functions: chopping and digging without changing your grip, less weight to carry per person.

Technical data

Feature	Value
Head weight	1.7 kg
Handle length	100 cm
Head material	forged 1060 carbon steel, made in Europe
Functions	sharpened ax blade (chopping) + adze blade (digging, grubbing)
Sharpening	blade and adze sharpened by hand
Handle	American hickory, tough and impact-resistant
Head attachment	hydraulically pressed, secured with a serrated aluminum wedge
Finish	red enamel coating, cutting edges sealed with clear lacquer

In use

Control lines and trail building at vegetation fires
Cutting through roots, branches and deadwood
Digging trenches, breaking up soil, exposing hot spots
Forestry, the THW (Germany’s Federal Agency for Technical Relief) and landscape maintenance