Forging hammer Forsage F-CP7010 120 g — metalworking hand hammer

Forsage F-CP7010 forging hammer with a 120 g head is a compact metalworking hand hammer intended for light shaping, striking and assembly tasks. Its small, balanced head and short handle provide controlled force suitable for precision operations on sheet metal, thin plates and small parts. The hammer is designed for workshop and hobby use where fine blows and accurate control are required.

Advantages

The hammer’s 120 g forged head delivers predictable, low-mass impacts that reduce the risk of over‑striking delicate components. A forged construction improves durability and resistance to chipping or deformation under repeated use. The short, ergonomic handle improves accuracy and maneuverability in confined spaces and during detailed metal shaping. The compact dimensions and moderate weight make the tool easy to handle for extended periods without excessive fatigue.

Suitable for

• Light forging and shaping of small metal pieces
• Sheet metal work and trimming tasks
• Assembly, riveting and fitting of small components
• Hobbyist metalworking and repair tasks
• Precision tapping and finishing where controlled blows are required

Key specifications

• Head weight: 120 g
• Tool type: forging/metalworking hand hammer
• Head construction: forged metal
• Typical use: light shaping, striking and assembly
• Design: compact, short-handle for precision control

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum control or closer to the head for finer, lighter blows. Align the hammer face with the workpiece to deliver square impacts and avoid glancing blows. For shaping operations, use measured, repeated strikes rather than single heavy blows to control deformation. Inspect the head and handle before use to ensure they are secure and free from damage. Use appropriate eye and hand protection when working with metal and flying debris.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the hammer with properly supported workpieces and hardened anvils or stakes appropriate to the metal thickness. Avoid using the tool on hardened surfaces that can damage the head; replace the hammer if the striking face becomes excessively worn or chipped.