Hammer JUCO 29996 — 1.5 kg hand hammer, single piece

JUCO 29996 is a 1.5 kg hand hammer supplied as a single-piece tool intended for general driving and striking tasks. The hammer head is forged, ground and induction hardened to deliver consistent impact force while the high-grade beech wood shank offers balanced handling. Conforming to DIN 1041, this medium-weight locksmith's hammer is suitable for carpentry, construction and workshop applications where controlled strikes and durability are required.

Advantages

The forged and induction-hardened head ensures long service life and reliable edge resistance under repeated impacts. The ground finishing of the working face provides a consistent striking surface to improve accuracy during nailing and chiseling. A high-grade beech wood shank contributes to vibration damping and comfortable grip, allowing better control during extended use. Supplied as a single piece, the tool is ready for immediate use without additional assembly.

Suitable for

• Driving nails and fasteners in carpentry and joinery
• Light demolition and dismantling work
• Striking chisels and punches in a workshop
• General construction site tasks requiring a medium-weight hammer

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg
• Head construction: forged, ground and induction hardened working part
• Shank material: high-grade beech wood
• Tool type: single-piece hand hammer (locksmith's hammer category)
• Standards: manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041

How to use

Hold the hammer by the shank near the end of the handle to maximize swing control and impact energy. Position the workpiece securely and align the hammer face with the nail, chisel or target area. Use controlled strokes rather than excessive force to avoid damage to the workpiece and to maintain accuracy. For chisel work, strike the chisel squarely on the reinforced face of the hammer head. Inspect the hammer head and wooden shank periodically for cracks or looseness and replace the tool if signs of wear compromise safety.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the hammer with appropriately sized nails and chisels and use eye protection during striking operations. Store the tool in a dry place and treat the beech wood handle with light oil if the wood begins to dry or show surface wear.