Hammer GEKO G72261 metalworking hammer, 100 g head, fiberglass handle (GEKO Premium)

GEKO G72261 metalworking hammer with a 100 g striking head and a fiberglass handle is designed for light-duty metalworking, locksmith and assembly tasks. The compact head enables precise tapping and shaping on small workpieces without excessive force, while the fiberglass handle provides improved shock absorption and resistance to wear compared with traditional wooden handles. The tool is suitable for workshop, maintenance and DIY environments where controlled strikes and longer handle life are important.

Advantages

The hammer's 100 g head allows for accurate, controlled impacts on small metal parts and fasteners, reducing the risk of over-striking. A fiberglass handle reduces transmitted vibration to the user's hand and resists moisture, cracking and splintering better than wood. The head is balanced for small-scale metalworking tasks, and the compact size improves access in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Light tapping and shaping of sheet metal and small components
• Locksmith tasks and precision assembly work
• Maintenance, repair and DIY where controlled strikes are needed
• Work in confined spaces or on delicate fittings

Key specifications

• Head weight: 100 g
• Head material: metal suitable for striking tasks
• Handle material: fiberglass for improved durability and vibration damping
• Tool type: metalworking / locksmith hammer
• Design: compact head for precision work and access in tight areas

How to use

Hold the fiberglass handle near its end for maximum control and transfer of force. Position the hammer head squarely on the work surface or fastener and apply controlled, measured strikes for tapping, shaping or driving small components. Use lighter blows for precision tasks and gradually increase force only as required. Inspect the hammer before use to ensure the head is secure and the handle is free of visible damage.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate eye protection when striking metal, keep a secure grip on the handle, and use the 100 g head for tasks that require precision rather than heavy impact. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the fiberglass handle and periodically check the head-to-handle connection.