Hammer Forsage F-CP7020 — forging/metalwork hammer 240 g

Forsage F-CP7020 — forging/metalwork hammer 240 g is a compact, general-purpose metalwork hammer intended for light forging, sheet metal shaping, and precision workshop tasks. With a 240 g head and a balanced profile, the tool offers controlled strikes for delicate forming, rivet setting, and fitting work. The hammer is suitable for use by both professionals and hobbyists in workshops, garages, or on construction sites where accuracy and repeatable impact are required.

Advantages

The 240 g head weight provides a balance between control and driving force, reducing the risk of overstriking while allowing efficient shaping of metal. A compact design improves access to tight areas and supports precision work. The hammer's construction ensures consistent impact delivery and durability for repeated light forging operations and routine metalworking tasks.

Suitable for

• Light forging and blacksmithing tasks
• Sheet metal shaping and planishing
• Rivet setting and light joining work
• Precision fitting, bending, and alignment
• General workshop and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Head weight: 240 g
• Tool type: forging/metalwork hammer
• Intended use: light forging, metal shaping, rivet setting
• Design: compact head for controlled strikes and access to confined areas
• Suitable for professional and hobby use in workshops and construction environments

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum control and impact, or shorten the grip to increase precision for small, delicate strikes. Position the workpiece securely on an appropriate anvil or support to avoid movement. Use controlled, measured strikes rather than high-force blows to shape sheet metal, set rivets, or perform fine bending. Regularly inspect the striking face and handle connection for wear and maintain a safe work posture and eye protection when performing forging or metalwork.

Usage recommendations

For best results in metal shaping and rivet work, pair this 240 g hammer with suitable stakes, anvils or dolly blocks and use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and check the tool periodically for secure handle attachment.