JUCO masonry hammer M4117 with wooden handle, 5 kg head weight

JUCO masonry hammer M4117 with wooden handle, 5 kg head weight is a heavy-duty hand tool designed for demanding masonry and demolition work. The robust forged steel head with a 5 kg mass delivers high impact force for breaking mortar, chipping stone, splitting bricks and other shaping tasks on construction sites. The wooden handle combines stiffness with natural shock absorption to reduce vibrations and provide a secure grip during repetitive strikes.

Advantages

The hammer’s 5 kg head maximizes striking energy for efficient material removal and demolition. A forged head construction ensures durability under repeated impact, while the wooden handle offers predictable flex and absorbs some recoil compared with rigid synthetic handles. The straightforward geometry of the striking face and peen allows precise blows for chipping and prying, and the balanced weight distribution improves control when performing longer tasks.

Suitable for

• Bricklaying and mortar removal
• Breaking and shaping masonry and natural stone
• Demolition of small structures and partitions
• Chipping plaster and removing tiles or grout
• On-site construction and renovation work requiring hand-held impact tools

Key specifications

• Head weight: 5 kg
• Head material: forged steel for impact resistance
• Handle material: wood for shock absorption and secure grip
• Tool type: masonry hammer for striking, chipping and light demolition
• Typical applications: brick, mortar, stone, plaster and tile removal

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near the end to obtain maximum leverage and control. Position the striking face against the target area and apply deliberate, controlled swings; avoid glancing blows. For chipping or shaping stone, use shorter, focused strikes; for demolition or breaking mortar use longer swings to transfer the full energy of the 5 kg head. Inspect the handle and head connection before each use and ensure the head is firmly seated. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when using this hammer.

Usage recommendations

To prolong service life, store the hammer in a dry place and periodically check the wooden handle for cracks or looseness. Replace the handle if it shows significant wear or damage. For precise chipping, pair the hammer with a suitable masonry chisel; for larger demolition tasks, consider combining with mechanical tools to reduce operator fatigue.