Masonry hammer Kuźnia Sułkowice MLO MUR 0.7K — 700 g head, 320 mm wooden handle

Masonry hammer Kuźnia Sułkowice MLO MUR 0.7K features a 700 g forged steel head and a 320 mm wooden handle designed for bricklaying and general masonry tasks. The hammer combines a flat striking face for driving and breaking with a chisel-like peen for shaping mortar joints and removing excess material. The tool is intended for use in construction environments where manual shaping, trimming and light demolition of masonry elements are required.

Advantages

The forged steel head provides consistent mass and impact for efficient striking while the 320 mm wooden handle absorbs vibrations and offers a comfortable grip during extended use. The dual-head design enables both driving and chisel-like work without changing tools. The balance between head weight and handle length supports controlled blows for precision tasks as well as effective force for breaking small sections of brick or mortar.

Suitable for

• Bricklaying and mortar joint shaping
• Trimming and dressing masonry blocks
• Removing excess mortar and small-scale demolition
• General construction and renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel
• Head weight: 700 g
• Handle material: wood
• Handle length: 320 mm
• Head geometry: flat striking face and chisel-like peen

How to use

Hold the hammer by the wooden handle near its end for maximum leverage when striking, or closer to the head for more precise control. Use the flat face for driving and breaking and the peen for shaping mortar joints or removing thin layers of material. Position yourself with stable footing and apply controlled, accurate strikes rather than full-force swings to avoid damaging the masonry. Inspect the wooden handle and head seating before use and ensure the head is secure.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear eye protection and gloves, maintain the wooden handle by keeping it clean and dry, and replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle shows significant wear. Use the appropriate striking technique to balance precision and force depending on the task.