JUCO 31030 hammer

JUCO 31030 hammer is a 300 g locksmith's hammer designed for precision striking tasks. The head is forged, ground and induction hardened to provide consistent performance and wear resistance. The hammer is fitted with a high-quality beech wood shank and is manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041, making it suitable for professional and hobby use where controlled impact is required.

Advantages

The forged, ground and induction-hardened working part ensures a durable striking surface with reduced risk of chipping. The 300 g head weight provides a balance between control and impact energy for delicate locksmith and metalworking tasks. A beech wood shank offers natural shock absorption and a comfortable grip while remaining sturdy under repeated use. Compliance with DIN 1041 confirms the tool meets recognized dimensional and manufacturing standards for this type of hammer.

Suitable for

• Locksmithing and fine metalworking
• Precision assembly and adjustment tasks
• Light-duty striking where controlled blows are required
• Repair and maintenance work in workshops and service vans

Key specifications

• Head weight: 300 g
• Working part: forged, ground, induction hardened
• Shank material: high-quality beech wood
• Standards: manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041
• Quantity per pack: 1 piece

How to use

Hold the beech wood shank near its end for maximum control and swing the hammer with a smooth, controlled motion targeted at the workpiece. Use the 300 g head for tasks that require precision rather than heavy demolition; adjust striking force to match the material and task. Inspect the hammer before use to ensure the head is securely attached to the shank and that the striking surface is free of significant damage. Replace the tool if the shank is cracked or the head becomes loose.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance and safety, store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the beech wood shank, avoid striking hardened steel or abrasive surfaces with the face to prevent premature wear, and use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses when working with metal or masonry.