Cross-peen hammer JUCO 31010 — wood handle 26 cm, head 100 g, total weight 140 g, black/red

Cross-peen hammer JUCO 31010 features a forged, ground and painted metal head with an induction-hardened working face, mounted on a varnished beech wood handle. The tool has a cross-peen profile designed for shaping, riveting and light metalworking, and a compact overall length of 26 cm with a head weight of 100 g and total weight of 140 g. The handle fitting is secured with a plastic wedge and the head is finished in black and red for clear visual identification in the workshop.

Advantages

The cross-peen hammer offers a durable forged head with a hardened striking surface that resists deformation during repetitive use. A varnished beech handle provides a solid, tactile grip and natural shock absorption for light assembly and finishing tasks. The compact size and low total weight make the hammer easy to control for precision work, while the painted finish and plastic wedge protection improve longevity and safety of the handle-to-head connection.

Suitable for

• Shaping and bending thin sheet metal
• Riveting and light metal assembly
• Carpentry touch-ups and small joinery adjustments
• Hobby, model making and workshop repair tasks

Key specifications

• Head type: cross-peen profile for directional shaping
• Head weight: 100 g
• Total weight: 140 g
• Overall length: 26 cm
• Handle material: varnished beech wood
• Metal treatment: forged, ground and painted head with induction-hardened working part
• Handle fixing: protected by plastic wedge
• Finish: black and red painted head

How to use

Hold the beech handle with a relaxed grip and position the cross-peen end to direct force along the intended line of shaping or riveting. Use controlled, short strikes when forming thin metal or performing detail carpentry to maintain precision. For driving small pins or light fastening, strike with the flat face and use the peen for bending, spreading or creating grooves. Inspect the handle and head fitting regularly and avoid excessive lateral force that exceeds the tool’s light-duty design.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate eye protection when working with metal or fasteners, keep the handle dry and free of oil, and check the wedge-secured fitting before each use. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and painted head from moisture and corrosion.