Hammer KREATOR KRTH90802 masonry hammer 600 g, head 200 x 25 mm, overall length 275 mm

KREATOR KRTH90802 masonry hammer 600 g, head 200 x 25 mm, overall length 275 mm is a medium-weight bricklaying tool designed for precise striking, light demolition and joint shaping. The hammer combines a 600 g forged head with a chisel-like face to deliver controlled impact for chiseling mortar, splitting small bricks and trimming blocks. Its 275 mm overall length makes it compact and easy to handle in confined spaces while providing sufficient momentum for common masonry tasks.

Advantages

The hammer offers a balanced weight distribution that reduces user fatigue during repetitive strikes and improves control. A hardened striking face and a narrow chisel profile concentrate force for efficient material removal and accurate scoring. The compact overall length enhances maneuverability when working on scaffolding or in tight corners. The tool is suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users who need a reliable masonry hammer for repair and finishing jobs.

Suitable for

• Chiseling mortar joints and removing old mortar
• Splitting and trimming bricks, blocks and tiles
• Light demolition and removal of small masonry elements
• Preparing and shaping surfaces before repointing or rendering

Key specifications

• Head weight: 600 g
• Head face dimensions: 200 x 25 mm (chisel profile)
• Overall length: 275 mm
• Tool type: masonry/brick hammer with chisel-style face
• Construction: forged head designed for striking and scoring

How to use

Hold the hammer by the handle with a firm but relaxed grip and position the chisel-like face against the mortar, brick edge or surface to be worked. Deliver controlled strikes to avoid excessive force that could damage surrounding material; use quick, accurate blows for scoring and removal. For splitting bricks, place the chisel face along the intended break line and apply measured impacts until the material separates. Inspect the tool before use and replace it if any damage to the head or handle is visible.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, gloves and dust mask — when chiseling or breaking masonry. For heavier demolition tasks choose a heavier hammer or a powered tool; for precision finishing complement this hammer with a set of mason’s chisels and a soft-faced mallet to avoid marring finished surfaces.