Installation Hammer GTV Poland HT3B048, 35 mm Head, Fiberglass Handle

Installation hammer GTV Poland HT3B048 with a 35 mm striking head and a fiberglass handle is intended for assembly and installation tasks requiring controlled, precise blows. The compact head diameter and balanced weight distribution make the tool suitable for work with fittings, frames and fixtures in carpentry, metalwork and general mounting activities. The fiberglass handle is engineered to provide durability and reduced vibration transfer compared with untreated wooden handles, while the head profile supports accurate impact on small components.

Advantages

The hammer combines a small-diameter 35 mm head with a reinforced fiberglass handle to deliver reliable, repeatable strikes with limited rebound. Materials and construction focus on durability and steadiness during repetitive use. The compact head enables precise targeting of screws, hinges and other fittings without the bulk of larger striking faces, and the handle design improves grip retention and reduces shock transmitted to the user.

Suitable for

• Installation and assembly of door and window fittings
• Carpentry tasks requiring precise light blows
• Metalwork where small, controlled impacts are needed
• General mounting and repair work in workshops and on-site

Key specifications

• Striking head diameter: 35 mm
• Handle material: fiberglass for increased durability and reduced vibration
• Head material: hardened striking steel suitable for repetitive impact
• Overall design: compact head with balanced weight for precision strikes

How to use

Hold the fiberglass handle with a firm, comfortable grip and position the 35 mm head on the target area such as hinge pins, small brackets or fastener heads. Apply controlled swings, allowing the hammer's mass and head shape to deliver precise impacts. Avoid excessive force beyond the tool's intended light-to-medium striking range to prevent damage to delicate fittings or the striking face. Inspect the head and handle periodically for wear or damage and replace the tool if deformation or cracks are present.

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for controlled installation tasks and light repair jobs. Wear appropriate hand protection when performing repetitive striking work, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the head and deterioration of handle components.