Hammer EPM E-420-2200 2 kg metalworking hammer with plastic handle

EPM E-420-2200 is a 2 kg metalworking hammer with a forged steel head and a molded plastic handle. Designed for general workshop and repair tasks, this hammer delivers controlled blows for shaping, striking and light demolition. The mass of the head provides sufficient momentum for metal forming and assembly work while the plastic handle offers improved grip and impact resistance compared with bare wood handles.

Advantages

The forged steel head ensures durability and maintains striking geometry under repeated use, reducing the risk of chipping or deformation. The 2 kg weight balances force and control, making it suitable for both shaping metal and light demolition. The plastic handle is molded to the head to reduce loosening over time and provides a non-slip surface that helps absorb some vibration from impacts.

Suitable for

• Metal shaping and forming in a workshop environment
• Assembly and disassembly of metal components
• Light demolition and chipping tasks
• Maintenance and repair work in industrial or garage settings

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2 kg
• Head material: forged steel
• Handle material: plastic (molded)
• Intended use: metalworking, assembly, demolition, maintenance
• Design: hammer with a solid striking face for metal shaping and impact tasks

How to use

Hold the handle near the end to maximize striking force and control. Position the workpiece securely in a vice or on a stable surface before delivering blows. Use smooth, controlled swings and allow the weight of the 2 kg head to transfer energy to the target rather than forcing the motion. Inspect the head and handle regularly for signs of wear, loosening or damage and stop use if any crack or deformation appears.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when performing metalworking or demolition tasks. Use the hammer for its intended purposes—shaping, striking and light demolition—and avoid striking hardened tools or extremely brittle surfaces that may cause chipping of the head or handle damage. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the forged head and handle from environmental degradation.