Hammer JOBIextra WXT035 — 1 kg metal forging with plastic handle, locksmith/handyman hammer

JOBIextra WXT035 is a 1 kg locksmith and handyman hammer with a forged metal head and a durable plastic handle. Intended for general striking tasks, this hammer provides a balanced weight and compact head that facilitate controlled blows for metalworking, fitting, assembly and repair jobs. The plastic handle is shaped to improve grip and resists routine workshop wear, making the tool suitable for frequent use in both workshop and construction environments.

Advantages

The forged metal head ensures consistent mass distribution and improved impact resistance compared with cast alternatives, while the 1 kg weight offers a compromise between control and driving force. The plastic handle reduces transmitted vibration and provides a non-slip surface that helps maintain a secure grip during repetitive tasks. The compact overall design makes the hammer easy to manoeuvre in confined spaces and for precision striking.

Suitable for

• General metalworking and locksmith tasks
• Fitting and assembly of small to medium components
• Repair and maintenance work in workshops and on construction sites
• Precision striking where controlled force is required

Key specifications

• Head material: forged metal
• Head weight: 1 kg
• Handle material: plastic
• Tool type: locksmith / handyman hammer
• Design: compact head for controlled strikes

How to use

Hold the hammer by the handle with a firm but comfortable grip, positioning the hand close enough to the end to maximize control while allowing a short swinging motion. Use controlled, measured strikes for tasks such as shaping metal, driving fittings or removing small parts; avoid excessive force beyond the hammer's design to reduce the risk of damage to the tool or workpiece. Inspect the hammer before use to ensure the head is securely attached to the handle and that the handle has no visible cracks or significant wear.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged work sessions, pair the hammer with appropriate protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the forged head and periodically check the handle for wear; replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle is damaged.