Hammer EPM Młotek ślusarski 800 g with plastic handle E-420-2080

The Hammer EPM Młotek ślusarski 800 g with plastic handle E-420-2080 is a locksmith and metalworking hammer designed for general workshop use. With an 800 g striking head and a plastic handle, this hammer is intended for shaping, striking, driving punches and chisels, light demolition and assembly tasks. The tool balances mass and control to support repetitive impacts while maintaining operator accuracy in maintenance and repair operations.

Advantages

This hammer combines a compact 800 g head for sufficient impact energy with a plastic handle that reduces transmitted vibration and improves grip stability. The head geometry supports both flat strikes and concentrated blows on tools such as chisels or punches. The overall construction is intended to offer durability under typical metalworking and locksmithing loads while remaining lightweight enough for prolonged use.

Suitable for

• Driving punches and chisels in metalworking and locksmith tasks
• Light demolition and disassembly in maintenance work
• Assembly and fitting operations requiring controlled impacts
• Workshop tasks where a mid-weight hammer improves accuracy and control

Key specifications

• Head weight: 800 g
• Handle material: plastic
• Tool type: locksmith / metalworking hammer
• Primary uses: striking, shaping, driving punches, light demolition, assembly

How to use

Hold the hammer by the plastic handle close to the end for maximum leverage and control. Position the workpiece securely in a vise or on a stable surface before striking. Use the flat face of the head for general striking and the center for concentrated blows on punches or chisels. Allow the hammer’s mass to deliver the force rather than relying on excessive arm strength; use controlled swings to maintain accuracy and reduce rebound. Inspect the handle and head before use and replace the tool if signs of damage appear.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye protection and appropriate gloves when using the hammer. Use the correct striking technique for the task and ensure chisels or punches are sharp and properly seated to reduce slipping. Store the hammer in a dry place and avoid exposing the plastic handle to prolonged direct sunlight or solvents that may degrade the material.