Hammer BOXER Mukkert 1500 g with fiberglass handle

BOXER Mukkert 1500 g with fiberglass handle is a heavy-duty hammer designed for demanding striking tasks. Featuring a 1.5 kg forged steel head and a reinforced fiberglass handle, this tool combines high impact force with improved shock absorption. It is intended for demolition, driving stakes, breaking masonry and other jobs that require concentrated heavy blows. The balanced weight distribution and durable connection between head and handle make it suitable for frequent use on construction sites and in workshops.

Advantages

The 1.5 kg head delivers substantial kinetic energy for efficient material breakage and stake driving while the fiberglass handle reduces vibration transmitted to the user. The forged steel head offers wear resistance and retains shape after repeated impacts. A secure head-to-handle joint minimizes the risk of loosening during intensive work. Together these features provide a durable, maintenance-light tool for heavy impact applications.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Demolition of small structures and masonry
• Driving fence posts, stakes and heavy nails
• Breaking concrete blocks and pavers
• General heavy striking in construction, landscaping and workshop environments

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg (approximate striking mass)
• Head material: forged steel for increased durability
• Handle material: fiberglass (glassfiber) for shock absorption and strength
• Tool type: heavy-duty striking hammer
• Typical applications: demolition, stake driving, masonry breaking

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the fiberglass handle to maximize striking leverage and control. Position the striking face flat on the target and use controlled, deliberate swings to transfer energy from the 1.5 kg head. For driving posts or stakes, start with lighter strikes to seat the element and then use full-force blows as needed. Inspect the tool before each use to ensure the head is firmly seated and the handle is free from visible damage. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear.

Usage recommendations

Store the hammer in a dry place away from corrosive agents. Replace the hammer if the head becomes loose, or the handle shows cracks or significant wear. For repetitive heavy work, alternate tasks or use anti-vibration gloves to reduce fatigue when using the fiberglass-handled hammer for extended periods.