Hammer JUCO 32720 — Weight 700 g, Single-piece hand tool

JUCO 32720 is a single-piece hand hammer with a mass of 700 g, designed for general striking tasks in workshops and around the home. Constructed as an all-in-one tool, it combines a forged head and handle in a single piece for straightforward manual impact applications such as carpentry, light demolition, and fastening. Supplied as one unit per pack, the hammer is intended for users who need a reliable, basic striking tool for routine jobs.

Advantages

The single-piece design reduces the risk of loosening between head and handle, providing consistent striking performance and improved durability under normal use. At 700 g, the hammer delivers sufficient impact force for driving nails, shaping materials, and light demolition without excessive user fatigue. The compact, simple construction makes the tool low-maintenance and suitable for a wide range of manual tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing nails in carpentry and joinery
• Light demolition and stripping tasks
• Basic fastening and assembly work
• General-purpose workshop and household repairs

Key specifications

• Tool type: single-piece hand hammer
• Mass: 700 g
• Construction: one-piece forged head and handle
• Intended use: manual striking and impact applications
• Package contents: one unit per pack

How to use

Grip the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum leverage and control. Position the workpiece securely, align the head with the fastener or target area, and strike with controlled swings to avoid glancing blows. Use appropriate hand and eye protection when striking or when fragments may become airborne. For nail removal, use the claw (if present) or a separate pry tool to extract fasteners without damaging surrounding material.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hammer before use for cracks or deformation; discontinue use if the tool shows signs of damage. Match the 700 g weight to the task: suitable for general carpentry and light demolition, but consider heavier hammers for heavy demolition or lighter hammers for precision finishing. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain a secure grip surface for safe operation.