Hammer JUCO 29990 forging/locksmith hammer, wooden handle, 100 g head, 260 mm length

JUCO 29990 forging/locksmith hammer with a wooden handle has a 100 g hardened steel head and a total length of 260 mm. It is designed for light striking, shaping and assembly tasks in metalworking and general workshop environments. The compact size and wooden grip provide controlled impact and tactile feedback for precision tapping, small riveting and fitting operations.

Advantages

The lightweight 100 g head reduces user fatigue during repetitive light striking tasks while still delivering accurate impact force for delicate metalworking. The wooden handle offers natural shock absorption and a secure tactile grip that helps maintain control during precision operations. The overall 260 mm length balances reach and maneuverability, making the hammer suitable for confined workspaces and close-up fitting jobs.

Suitable for

• Precision tapping and light striking in locksmith and metal fabrication work
• Small riveting, fitting and alignment tasks
• Assembly and repair work where controlled, low-mass impacts are required
• Workshop use on small parts and delicate components

Key specifications

• Head material: hardened steel
• Head weight: 100 g
• Handle material: wood
• Total length: 260 mm
• Tool type: forging/locksmith hammer for light-duty precision tasks

How to use

Hold the wooden handle close to the end for maximum control and to use the full lever length when a slightly stronger impact is needed; hold nearer the head for very precise, short strikes. Use this hammer for tapping pins, shaping thin metal, small riveting and aligning parts. Ensure the striking face makes full contact with the target surface and apply controlled, measured swings rather than wide, forceful blows to avoid damaging delicate components. Inspect the wooden handle and the head seating before use to confirm a secure fit.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate eye protection and use gloves if required for grip. Keep the striking face clean and free of nicks; replace the tool if the handle becomes cracked or the head loosens. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle.