Hammer JOBIextra WXT033, locksmith/metalworking hammer, plastic handle, 500 g

JOBIextra WXT033 is a 500 g locksmith and metalworking hammer with a plastic handle designed for controlled striking, shaping and fitting of metal parts. Its compact head weight balances force and precision for assembly, light forging and general workshop operations. The plastic handle offers grip comfort and helps reduce vibration during repeated manual use, making the tool suitable for repair and fabrication tasks where accuracy and hand control are important.

Advantages

The hammer combines a moderate 500 g head weight with a plastic handle to provide a compromise between impact energy and user control. The compact head allows precise blows in tight or delicate areas while the handle surface improves hold and reduces slip. The design supports repeated use in maintenance and metalworking by lowering transmitted vibration and improving handling compared with bare metal handles.

Suitable for

• Metal assembly and fitting of small parts
• Light forging and shaping of sheet metal
• Maintenance and repair work in workshops
• Tasks requiring controlled, precise blows

Key specifications

• Head weight: 500 g
• Application type: locksmith and metalworking
• Handle material: plastic
• Typical use: striking, shaping, fitting metal parts
• Design: compact head for precision work

How to use

Hold the hammer by the plastic handle near the end for maximum control and use short, controlled swings when striking small components or shaping metal. Position the workpiece securely before applying blows and use appropriate supports such as an anvil or bench vise to avoid movement. For light forging, strike with measured force to gradually shape the metal rather than attempting large deformations in a single blow. Inspect the head and handle before use to ensure secure attachment and absence of cracks or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when working with metal. Avoid excessive force that could damage the tool or workpiece, and store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the head. Replace the tool if the handle becomes loose, cracked or shows permanent deformation.