Hammer JUCO M3117 stoneworking hammer with wooden handle, 5 kg head

JUCO M3117 stoneworking hammer with wooden handle, 5 kg head is a heavy-duty striking tool designed for manual shaping, splitting and dressing of natural stone, concrete and masonry. The tool combines a 5 kg forged steel head that delivers concentrated impact force with a traditional wooden handle that absorbs vibration and provides a balanced grip for controlled blows. The hammer is intended for use where strong, accurate manual striking is required in stonemasonry and construction tasks.

Advantages

The 5 kg forged steel head provides high impact energy for efficient splitting and chipping of hard materials. The wooden handle offers natural shock absorption and a comfortable, secure grip during prolonged use. The head geometry is optimized for concentrated blows to facilitate controlled dressing and shaping of stone surfaces. The simple construction makes the tool easy to maintain and suitable for workshop or on-site use.

Suitable for

• Splitting and dressing natural stone
• Chipping concrete and masonry
• Manual shaping of stone blocks and slabs
• Heavy-duty on-site stonemasonry and restoration work

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel
• Head weight: 5 kg
• Handle material: wood
• Tool type: stoneworking / masonry hammer
• Intended use: manual striking, splitting, chipping and dressing of stone and masonry

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near the end to maximize striking force and control. Position the hammer head on the point of impact and deliver controlled blows, increasing force as required for the material and task. For splitting or dressing, place the chisel or the stone edge at the desired line and strike with steady, accurate hits. Inspect the handle and head seating before use and ensure the head is firmly mounted on the handle to prevent loosening during work.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when working with the hammer. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and check both head and handle periodically for cracks or loosening; replace the handle if damaged. Use the hammer only for its intended stoneworking and masonry applications.