Hammer EPM E-420-2030 — locksmith hammer with plastic handle, 300 g

EPM E-420-2030 — locksmith hammer with plastic handle, 300 g is a compact hand tool intended for general metalworking, assembly and repair tasks where a moderate striking force and precise control are required. The hammer features a 300 g steel head designed for shaping metal, driving pins and performing light demolition, paired with a durable plastic handle that resists moisture and provides a firm grip. Its balanced head mass and compact size make it suitable for workshop benches and on-site service work where a non-wooden handle is preferred.

Advantages

The 300 g head offers controlled impact energy for accurate strikes while limiting rebound. The plastic handle provides resistance to moisture, oils and solvents and reduces the risk of splitting compared with wooden handles. The compact dimensions improve maneuverability in confined spaces and around fixtures. Overall construction is intended for routine locksmith, assembly and light metalworking tasks, combining ease of use with straightforward maintenance.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Shaping and forming sheet metal and small parts
• Driving and removing pins, rivets and small fasteners
• Assembly and disassembly of mechanical components
• Light demolition and chipping in repair work
• Workshop bench tasks and on-site repairs

Key specifications

• Head mass: 300 g
• Head material: hardened steel
• Handle material: durable plastic (resistant to moisture and oils)
• Tool type: locksmith/engineering hammer
• Balance: compact, centre-weighted design for controlled strikes

How to use

For controlled results, grip the plastic handle close to the end to maximize leverage or nearer the head for finer work. Position the workpiece securely using a vise or clamps before striking. Use the flat face for driving pins and forming metal; use smaller, controlled blows for shaping or aligning components. Inspect the head and handle before use to ensure they are secure. Wear appropriate eye protection and follow general hand tool safety practices when working with metal and fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Use this locksmith hammer for tasks that require moderate impact energy and precision rather than heavy demolition. Store in a dry place and avoid excessive exposure to solvents that could affect the handle. Replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the striking face is significantly deformed.