Hammer Kuźnia Sułkowice MLO 1.5 BRU1 1.5 kg brick/stone hammer with wooden handle 400 mm

Kuźnia Sułkowice MLO 1.5 BRU1 1.5 kg brick/stone hammer with wooden handle 400 mm is a purpose-built hand tool for laying, adjusting and trimming masonry and paving elements. The hammer head weighs 1.5 kg and is paired with a 400 mm wooden handle to provide controlled striking force and reach. The tool is designed for repeated impacts during construction, landscaping and repair tasks where accuracy and durable contact surfaces are required.

Advantages

The hammer combines a mass-balanced steel head and a traditional wooden handle to reduce vibration transfer and improve control during repetitive work. Its 1.5 kg head provides sufficient momentum for adjusting bricks and paving stones without excessive rebound. The 400 mm handle length gives a balance between reach and manageability, allowing accurate strikes in confined or open areas. The materials and finish are intended for resistance to regular site use and straightforward maintenance.

Suitable for

• Laying and aligning bricks and concrete paving stones
• Light demolition and trimming of masonry units
• Landscaping tasks involving edging and stone setting
• Repair work on walls, paths and driveways

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg
• Head material: forged steel
• Handle material: wood
• Overall length: 400 mm
• Design: brick/stone hammer with flat striking face and secondary trimming face

How to use

Grip the wooden handle near the end to maximize striking force while maintaining control. Position the striking face squarely against the brick or stone to be adjusted and apply measured blows, increasing force gradually to avoid chipping or overstriking. Use the secondary face for trimming or tapping smaller sections. Inspect the handle and head connection regularly and ensure the head is secure before use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when operating the hammer.

Usage recommendations

For best results use the hammer for short, controlled impacts rather than heavy continuous swings. Periodically check the wooden handle for cracks and replace it if damaged; keep the striking faces clean and free of embedded debris to maintain effective contact and reduce risk of slippage.