JUCO wooden-handled axe-hammer 2.5 kg T2098

JUCO wooden-handled axe-hammer 2.5 kg T2098 combines a hammer face and a cutting blade in a single hand tool designed for mixed tasks. The tool features a 2.5 kg forged steel head with a striking face on one side and a sharpened axe blade on the other, fitted on a wooden handle that provides natural shock absorption and a comfortable grip for repetitive use. This model is intended for users who need both light chopping and hammering capabilities without switching tools.

Advantages

The wooden handle reduces vibration transfer to the user’s hands and improves comfort during extended use. A balanced 2.5 kg head delivers sufficient mass for driving nails and light demolition while the axe blade handles splitting small logs, kindling and trimming tasks. The combination of hammer face and axe blade reduces tool carry and increases versatility on outdoor jobs, construction sites and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving stakes, nails and fasteners in outdoor and construction work
• Splitting small logs, kindling and pruning branches
• Light demolition and framing where both striking and cutting are required
• General maintenance tasks around properties, farms and workshops

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2.5 kg
• Head material: forged steel
• Head design: dual-sided — hammer face and sharpened axe blade
• Handle material: wood with ergonomic shaping for grip
• Overall balance: designed for combined striking and cutting tasks

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with both hands for controlled strikes, positioning the dominant hand near the base and the other hand closer to the head for guidance. Use the hammer face for driving nails, stakes or for light demolition, keeping strikes square to the target surface. Use the axe blade for chopping small-diameter wood and trimming branches with controlled, accurate swings. Inspect the handle and head connection before each use and use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection.

Usage recommendations

Keep the axe blade sharp and free of nicks for efficient cutting; oil the wooden handle periodically and store the tool in a dry place to prevent handle deterioration. For heavy-duty splitting or large timber, select a dedicated splitting axe. Replace the tool if the handle is cracked or the head becomes loose.