Hammer GEKO G72285 stone/masons 1000 g with fiberglass handle (weight 1000 g)

GEKO G72285 stone/masons hammer with a 1000 g head and a fiberglass handle is a hand tool intended for work with stone, masonry and similar materials. The 1000 g striking head delivers defined impact energy for chipping, shaping and breaking tasks, while the fiberglass handle increases durability and reduces vibration transfer to the user. The hammer is designed for repeated striking in construction, repair and stonework environments where controlled force and tool longevity are required.

Advantages

The combination of a 1000 g forged or cast steel head and a fiberglass handle provides a balance of impact force and reduced user fatigue. The fiberglass handle resists environmental effects such as moisture and temperature changes better than untreated wood and offers improved vibration damping compared with rigid metal shafts. The hammer head geometry is suitable for both general striking and localized chipping, enabling accurate work on masonry joints and stone surfaces.

Suitable for

• Chipping and dressing natural stone
• Removing mortar and preparing joints in masonry
• Breaking small sections of concrete and brick
• General striking tasks on construction sites and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1000 g
• Head material: hardened steel suitable for striking and chipping
• Handle material: fiberglass for reduced vibration and increased durability
• Tool type: stone / masons hammer designed for masonry and stonework
• Typical applications: chipping, shaping, breaking and general striking

How to use

Hold the fiberglass handle with a secure, two-handed grip when greater control is required or a single-handed grip for lighter strikes. Position the hammer head on the intended impact point and strike with measured force to avoid excessive chipping or unwanted damage. Use appropriate eye protection and gloves; maintain a steady stance and clear the work area of debris before striking. Inspect the hammer regularly for signs of damage to the head or handle and replace the tool if cracks or significant wear are detected.

Usage recommendations

For best results when working with masonry and stone, combine the hammer with suitable chisels and follow safe work procedures, including wearing eye protection, hearing protection when necessary, and gloves. Do not use the hammer on hardened steel surfaces or as a pry bar to avoid damaging the head or handle.