Masonry Hammer JUCO M5069, wooden handle, 700 g, claw and chisel head

JUCO masonry hammer M5069 is a 700 g hand tool with a wooden handle designed for chiselling, shaping and breaking masonry materials. The head combines a flat striking face with a chisel/claw-style end that enables controlled impact for cutting or splitting bricks and stone and levering out material. The tool is intended for general masonry, renovation and on-site construction tasks where a balance of weight, control and durability is required.

Advantages

The wooden handle offers a traditional comfortable grip and natural vibration damping, while the 700 g head provides enough mass for effective strikes without excessive rebound. The dual-purpose head—flat striking face and chisel/claw end—reduces the need to switch tools during common masonry operations. The overall design emphasises straightforward maintenance and long service life when used for recommended applications.

Suitable for

• Chiselling and shaping bricks, blocks and stone
• Removing mortar and small-scale demolition
• Splitting and prying masonry elements
• On-site renovation and construction tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: masonry hammer with combined chisel/claw head
• Head weight: 700 g
• Handle material: wood
• Head configuration: flat striking face and chisel/claw end
• Intended use: manual chiselling, prying, splitting masonry

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with a firm grip and position the striking face or chisel end on the work surface as required. For chiselling or shaping, use controlled strikes with the flat face to remove material incrementally; for splitting or prying, use the chisel/claw end to create a separation point before levering. Keep strikes aligned with the tool axis to minimise handle stress. Inspect the head and handle before use and replace the tool if cracks or significant damage are present.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and inspect the head-to-handle connection regularly. Avoid using the wooden handle hammer for repetitive high-force tasks better suited to tools with shock-absorbing or reinforced handles.