Hammer Home It mukkert with fiberglass handle, 2000 g

Home It mukkert with fiberglass handle, 2000 g is a heavy-duty hammer designed for high-impact striking and demolition work. The tool features a 2 kg forged head that delivers strong blows for breaking masonry, driving large nails or anchors, and other forceful tasks. A fiberglass handle provides shock absorption and improved user control compared with rigid steel shafts, while a secured head-to-handle connection ensures reliable performance under repeated heavy use.

Advantages

The hammer combines a substantial 2000 g striking head with a shock-reducing fiberglass shaft to lower vibration transmitted to the user. Its weight distribution is optimized for forceful impacts, enabling efficient material removal and driving power. The handle material resists corrosion and wear, and the assembly is designed for durability during construction and demolition tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition of masonry and concrete pieces
• Striking chisels and cold work tools
• Driving large nails, anchors and spikes
• Heavy-duty DIY and renovation projects
• Construction site manual tasks requiring high impact force

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2000 g (2 kg)
• Head material: forged impact steel
• Handle material: fiberglass for shock absorption
• Intended use: striking, demolition, heavy-duty driving
• Grip: ergonomically shaped fiberglass handle for improved control

How to use

Hold the hammer with a firm two-handed grip when performing heavy strikes, keeping wrists straight and using the shoulder and elbow to generate force. Position the striking face square to the target to avoid glancing blows. For demolition or masonry work, start with controlled strikes to remove material gradually and increase force as needed. Inspect the handle and head connection before use and replace the tool if any damage or looseness is detected.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and sturdy footwear when using the hammer. Use the 2000 g head for tasks that require substantial impact; for finer or precision work, consider a lighter hammer to maintain control and reduce fatigue.