Hammer GEKO G72282 Fiberglass 6000 g with TPR Handle

The GEKO G72282 Fiberglass hammer with TPR handle is a heavy-duty striking tool weighing 6000 g, designed for tasks that require high mass and controlled impact. The tool combines a fiberglass shaft that reduces transmitted vibration with a thermoplastic rubber (TPR) grip that improves hold and reduces slippage during repeated strikes. This hammer is intended for construction, demolition and workshop environments where durable, reliable striking performance is needed.

Advantages

The fiberglass handle offers improved shock absorption compared with rigid metal shafts, reducing user fatigue and lessening vibration transfer to the hand and arm. The TPR handle provides a comfortable, non-slip surface that maintains grip even when hands are sweaty or greasy. The 6000 g head mass delivers the force required for heavy demolition and driving large stakes while the overall design balances weight distribution for better control during use.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking of masonry or concrete elements
• Driving large stakes, posts or anchors
• Heavy carpentry and timber work requiring high-impact blows
• Workshop use where repetitive heavy striking is necessary

Key specifications

• Head mass: 6000 g for high-impact applications
• Handle material: fiberglass shaft for vibration damping
• Grip material: TPR (thermoplastic rubber) for non-slip handling
• Tool type: heavy-duty striking hammer suitable for construction and demolition
• Balance: designed to provide controlled swings and improved handling

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the TPR handle for maximum leverage when delivering full-force blows, or closer to the head for controlled, precise strikes. Position the face of the hammer squarely on the target surface before swinging to ensure efficient energy transfer and reduce glancing blows. Maintain a firm but comfortable grip and use steady, controlled swings to minimize the risk of overruns or loss of control. Inspect the fiberglass handle and grip periodically for cracks, splits or wear and discontinue use if damage is found.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and protective footwear when using the hammer. Match the hammer mass to the task: the 6000 g head is intended for heavy-duty work; for lighter tasks consider a lower-mass tool. Store the hammer in a dry place and avoid exposing the fiberglass handle to prolonged ultraviolet or chemical exposure that may degrade the material.