Hammer BOXER Mukkert with wooden handle, 1,500 g head weight

BOXER Mukkert with wooden handle, 1,500 g head weight is a single-headed hand hammer designed for heavy striking tasks. The solid steel head delivers concentrated impact energy while the wooden handle provides shock absorption and a comfortable grip for repeated use. This tool is intended for applications that require mass and force to drive, shape or dislodge materials in workshop, construction and general repair environments.

Advantages

The hammer’s 1,500 g head offers substantial striking mass for demolition, driving large nails, stakes or chisels and for light forging support. The wooden handle reduces vibration transfer to the user’s hand and helps preserve control during strong blows. The simple single-headed design focuses weight and impact on a small striking face, improving efficiency for heavy-duty tasks where concentrated force is needed. Materials and construction make the tool suitable for repetitive use in demanding conditions.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking concrete or masonry fragments
• Driving large nails, spikes and fence posts
• Shaping or supporting light forging and blacksmith work
• General workshop and construction repair tasks
• Removing or dislodging stubborn parts and fittings

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1,500 g
• Head material: forged steel (finished striking face)
• Handle material: wood with ergonomic shape for grip and shock absorption
• Design: single-headed hammer for concentrated impact
• Primary use: heavy striking, demolition, driving and shaping

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the wooden handle to maximize leverage and control. Align the striking face with the target and use steady, controlled swings—allowing the hammer’s mass to provide most of the force rather than excessive arm speed. For driving nails or spikes, position the point accurately and start with light taps to seat the fastener, then use full strikes. For demolition or dislodging work, apply direct blows to the intended break point while maintaining a stable stance and secure footing. Inspect the handle and head connection before use and replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle is cracked.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, wear eye protection and gloves, check that the wooden handle is dry and free of splits, and ensure the head is securely fixed. Use the hammer for tasks matching its mass—avoid using it on hardened steel surfaces that can damage the striking face. Store in a dry place to prevent handle deterioration.