Hammer GEKO Premium G72266 — 800 g steel head, fiberglass handle

GEKO Premium G72266 is an 800 g locksmith/hand hammer with a forged steel head and a fiberglass handle designed for general striking and metalworking tasks. The hammer balances mass and control to deliver measured blows for shaping, fitting, and light demolition. A steel striking face provides durability for repeated impacts, while the fiberglass handle reduces vibration transfer to the user and resists environmental wear in workshop and construction settings.

Advantages

The steel head offers reliable hardness and edge resistance for repeated use on metal and other durable materials. The 800 g weight gives a compromise between power and precision, allowing controlled strikes without excessive fatigue. The fiberglass handle provides shock absorption, improved grip, and corrosion resistance compared with untreated wooden handles. Overall construction aims to minimise handle breakage and extend service life under typical repair and construction workloads.

Suitable for

• Metal shaping and light panel beating in workshops
• General carpentry and joinery tasks requiring controlled striking
• Assembly, disassembly and fitting of mechanical components
• Light demolition and removal of fasteners where measured force is needed
• On-site maintenance and repair work in construction and industrial environments

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel striking face for wear resistance
• Head weight: 800 g for balanced striking power and control
• Handle material: fiberglass for vibration damping and durability
• Handle design: ergonomic contour to improve grip and reduce slippage
• Intended use: locksmith/hand hammer for metalworking, general striking and repair tasks

How to use

Hold the hammer by the end of the fiberglass handle to maximise leverage and control for each strike. Use targeted, controlled blows when shaping metal or setting fasteners, and avoid excessive swinging that could damage the workpiece or cause fatigue. Inspect the striking face and handle before use for signs of wear or damage; if the head is loose or the handle is cracked, discontinue use and replace the tool. For tasks requiring higher impact energy, consider a heavier hammer; for fine finishing work, use gentler taps or a smaller hammer.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when using the hammer. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the fiberglass handle and steel head, and perform regular inspections to ensure secure head attachment and handle integrity.