Hammer JUCO 31600 — 6 kg weight, single pack

JUCO 31600 is a 6 kg hammer engineered for heavy-duty striking tasks in construction, demolition and metalworking. Supplied as a single unit per pack, this tool delivers concentrated mass and balanced geometry to transfer high impact energy to workpieces, making it suitable for driving, breaking and shaping dense materials. The design focuses on delivering predictable blows while remaining straightforward to handle in both professional and DIY contexts.

Advantages

The 6 kg head provides substantial striking force for efficient demolition and shaping of tough materials. Balanced weight distribution improves control and reduces unintended twisting during impact. A single-piece pack makes it easy to order and replace individual tools without excess packaging. The hammer's simple form supports durability and straightforward maintenance.

Suitable for

• Demolition of masonry, concrete and plaster
• Breaking up compacted surfaces and masonry units
• Driving large pins, stakes or chisel-type tools
• Rough shaping and flattening of metal in fabrication tasks
• Heavy DIY projects requiring high-impact tools

Key specifications

• Head weight: 6 kg
• Pack quantity: single piece
• Intended use: heavy-duty striking, demolition, metalworking
• Typical materials worked: concrete, masonry, metal

How to use

Select appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear before using the hammer. Grip the handle firmly with both hands where applicable, position your body to allow controlled swings, and deliver measured strikes to the target surface. For chiselling or driving tasks pair the hammer with a suitable chisel or punch and maintain clear sight lines to avoid glancing blows. Inspect the tool before use for any visible damage and replace it if defects are found.

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for tasks matching its weight class; avoid fine finishing work where a lighter or more precise tool is required. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect the striking face regularly. Combine with standard protective equipment and follow local safety regulations for demolition and metalworking operations.