Sledge hammer KREATOR KRTH90204 with wooden handle, 2000 g head

Sledge hammer KREATOR KRTH90204 with wooden handle, 2000 g head is a heavy-duty striking tool designed for demolition, driving stakes and breaking compact materials. The tool combines a forged steel head weighing 2000 g with a traditional wooden handle to provide a direct transfer of impact energy and tactile feedback. It is intended for use in construction, landscaping and general repair tasks where controlled, high-mass blows are required.

Advantages

The 2000 g steel head delivers substantial kinetic energy for effective material disruption while the wooden handle reduces vibration transmission and offers a comfortable grip. The head is mounted securely to the handle to ensure stable performance under repeated impacts. The simple, rugged construction makes the tool easy to maintain and suitable for prolonged use in outdoor and on-site conditions.

Suitable for

• Demolition of small structures and removal of masonry
• Driving fence posts, stakes and large nails
• Breaking concrete blocks, paving and compact aggregates
• Heavy-duty carpentry and timber framing tasks
• General repair and maintenance on construction sites

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel
• Head weight: 2000 g
• Handle material: wood (shock-absorbing hardwood)
• Handle style: straight, full-length wooden shaft for two-handed use
• Primary use: heavy impact striking for demolition and driving

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with both hands, placing one hand near the base and the other closer to the head for control. Adopt a stable stance with feet shoulder-width apart and swing the hammer in a controlled arc to deliver strikes with the face of the steel head. For driving stakes or nails, use measured blows to avoid glancing impacts. For breaking masonry or concrete, focus force on targeted points and repeat strikes until material yields. Inspect the handle and head connection periodically and avoid using a damaged handle.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear. Store the tool in a dry place and periodically check and tighten the head-to-handle fit; replace the handle if cracks or significant wear are present. Match hammer size and mass to the task for safe and efficient work.