Hammer JUCO 31150 — 1.5 kg, single-piece hand hammer

JUCO 31150 — 1.5 kg, single-piece hand hammer is a mid-weight hammer designed for general carpentry, metalwork and construction tasks. The hammer combines a forged, ground and induction-hardened working head with a beech wood shank to deliver consistent striking force for driving nails, shaping materials and light demolition. It is supplied as a single unit and conforms to DIN 1041, providing a balance between durability and manual control for professional and DIY use.

Advantages

The working head is forged, ground and induction hardened to resist wear and maintain a consistent striking face. A high-quality beech wood shank provides shock absorption and a traditional feel while keeping overall weight moderate at 1.5 kg. Conformance with DIN 1041 ensures standardized geometry and safety characteristics appropriate for locksmithing and general workshop tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in wood and light framing
• Shaping and bending small metal parts
• Light demolition and dismantling work
• General carpentry, joinery and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Weight: 1.5 kg
• Head: forged, ground, induction hardened
• Shank material: high-quality beech wood
• Design standard: manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041
• Configuration: single-piece handheld hammer

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the beech wood shank for maximum control and leverage. Position the striking face squarely on the nail head or workpiece and apply controlled swings to drive or shape materials. For removing nails, use an appropriate nail-pulling method or accessory while stabilizing the workpiece. Inspect the head and shank before use to ensure there are no cracks or loosened components and replace the tool if any damage is found.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when working with the hammer. Store in a dry place to protect the beech wood shank from moisture and periodically check the head seating and wooden handle for signs of wear or damage. For tasks requiring different impact energy or reduced vibration, consider using a lighter or heavier hammer matched to the workpiece and application.