Repair Kit for Hammer and Axe JUCO W3090 — for 0.7–2.0 kg Heads, W3090

The JUCO Repair Kit W3090 is designed for maintenance and repair of hammer and axe heads weighing from 0.7 to 2.0 kg. The set provides the parts and basic tools necessary to secure, replace or service striking heads and restore safe working fit. It is intended to support routine workshop maintenance and on-site repairs for carpentry, forestry and general-purpose striking tools, enabling restoration of proper head-seat contact and stability.

Advantages

The kit brings together components tailored for heads in the 0.7–2.0 kg range, simplifying replacement and ensuring compatibility with common hammer and axe models. By including the essential fastening elements and practical repair parts, it reduces the need for custom machining or improvised fixes. The repair process helps recover effective impact transfer and improves user safety by restoring correct head alignment and secure attachment.

Suitable for

• Maintenance and repair of hammer heads (0.7–2.0 kg)
• Maintenance and repair of axe heads (0.7–2.0 kg)
• Carpentry and joinery workshops
• Forestry tool upkeep and field repairs
• General workshop refurbishment of striking tools

Key specifications

• Intended head weight range: 0.7–2.0 kg
• Contents: repair components and fastening elements suitable for securing or replacing striking heads
• Application: hammers and axes used in carpentry, forestry and general workshop tasks
• Purpose: restore head-seat fit, stability and safe attachment

How to use

Select parts from the kit that match the head and handle geometry. Remove the damaged or loosened head and clean the eye and handle end to remove debris and old wedges. Fit the head onto the handle to check alignment, then install the appropriate fastening elements from the kit to secure the head. Tighten and shape any wedges as required, and verify that the head sits firmly without lateral play before returning the tool to service. Follow standard safety precautions and, if necessary, use a vice or clamps to hold components during fitting.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the head-seat and handle for cracks or excessive wear before repair; replace the handle if structural integrity is compromised. After fitting, perform a few light test strikes to confirm secure attachment. Store the kit in a dry place and use only the components that match the tool geometry to maintain a safe and reliable repair.