Hammer Luna LMHG 300 g — metalworking hammer with fiberglass handle, 300 g head, model 272650300

Luna LMHG 300 g is a metalworking hammer designed for fitters and maintenance professionals who need a compact, durable striking tool. It features a 300 g forged steel head shaped for accurate impacts and a fiberglass handle engineered to absorb vibration and reduce user fatigue. The tool is intended for assembly, light forging, and workshop tasks where precise force and controlled rebound are important, while its compact size makes it suitable for overhead work and use in confined spaces.

Advantages

The fiberglass handle provides improved shock absorption compared with rigid wooden or all-steel handles, helping to reduce handle shock transmitted to the hand and arm. The 300 g steel head gives a balance between control and impact energy, allowing accurate strikes without excessive force. The hammer's compact profile and ergonomic handle shape support use in tight areas and for repeated tasks, and the forged steel head ensures durability and consistent striking geometry over time.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of machinery and equipment
• Light forging and shaping of metal components
• Maintenance work and on-site repairs
• Fitting, aligning parts, and driving pins or dowels
• Workshop tasks in confined spaces or overhead operations

Key specifications

• Head weight: 300 g forged steel
• Handle material: fiberglass for vibration damping
• Tool type: metalworking / fitter's hammer
• Design: compact profile for confined-space and overhead use
• Intended use: assembly, maintenance, light forging, fitting

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the fiberglass handle for maximum control and leverage, or closer to the head for more precise, light strikes. Position the workpiece securely before striking and use controlled swings to direct force accurately. For fitting or aligning tasks, deliver measured taps rather than full-power blows to avoid damaging components. Inspect the head and handle for signs of wear or loosening before each use and replace the tool if any structural damage is detected.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For prolonged use, alternate tasks or take short breaks to reduce hand and arm strain. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the head and routinely check the handle-to-head connection to ensure safe operation.