Hammer JUCO Młotek ślusarski 8 kg head, wooden handle 900 mm

JUCO Młotek ślusarski 8 kg head, wooden handle 900 mm is a heavy-duty metalworking hammer intended for tasks that require large impact energy and extended reach. The hammer combines a substantial 8 kg head with a 900 mm wooden handle to deliver forceful blows while allowing the operator to control leverage and distance. It is designed for shaping, flattening and striking metal, as well as for demanding demolition and repair work in workshop and industrial settings.

Advantages

The 8 kg forged head provides high impact momentum for effective metal shaping and demolition. The long 900 mm wooden handle increases leverage and reach, helping the user apply greater force with improved control. The wooden handle also dampens vibration compared with bare metal shafts, reducing transmitted shock to the hands. The straightforward construction of head and handle makes maintenance and replacement practical if necessary.

Suitable for

• Metal fabrication and sheet metal forming
• Blacksmithing and forging tasks
• Demolition of small structures and breaking masonry
• Industrial and workshop repair requiring heavy striking force

Key specifications

• Head mass: 8 kg for high-impact blows
• Handle material: wood for shock absorption and grip comfort
• Handle length: 900 mm for extended reach and leverage
• Tool type: metalworking/striking hammer suitable for heavy-duty use

How to use

Hold the hammer with both hands, placing one hand near the end of the wooden handle for maximum leverage and the other hand closer to the head for control during positioning. Swing the hammer in a controlled arc to deliver forceful strikes to the workpiece; allow the weight of the 8 kg head to provide momentum rather than relying solely on arm strength. When working on metal, align the striking face squarely with the target to reduce glancing blows. After use, inspect the head-to-handle connection and retainers to ensure safe operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and steel-toe footwear. Ensure the wooden handle is free of cracks or loosened fittings before each use; replace the handle if damaged. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent wood deterioration and inspect the striking face for deformation or sharp edges that could cause uncontrolled chipping.