Hammer Luna MŁOTEK ŚLUSARSKI LMHG 800 g with Fiberglass Handle

The Luna MŁOTEK ŚLUSARSKI LMHG 800 g with Fiberglass Handle is a locksmith and metalworking hammer featuring an 800 g forged steel head and a reinforced fiberglass handle engineered for routine workshop tasks. The tool is intended for controlled striking, shaping metal, setting pins, and light demolition where precision and reduced user fatigue are important. The fiberglass handle improves impact absorption and resists splitting compared with untreated wooden handles, while the compact head weight allows for repeated use without excessive swing force.

Advantages

The hammer combines a balanced 800 g head with a non-conductive fiberglass handle to deliver consistent striking force and increased durability. The fiberglass handle provides vibration dampening that reduces hand and wrist stress during repetitive operations and is resistant to moisture and common solvents found in workshops. The forged head offers high wear resistance and a clean striking face for accurate blows. The design supports controlled handling for metal shaping and general repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Metalworking: shaping, bending and light panel adjustment
• Locksmith tasks: pin setting and precision striking
• General workshop use: assembly, disassembly and light demolition
• Maintenance and repair work where controlled impact is required

Key specifications

• Head weight: 800 g
• Head material: forged steel with machined striking face
• Handle material: fiberglass with ergonomic grip
• Overall balance designed for controlled, repetitive striking
• Impact absorption: enhanced vibration damping compared with rigid handles

How to use

Grip the fiberglass handle with a firm but relaxed hold, placing the dominant hand near the end of the handle for maximum control and the other hand closer to the head for precision when required. Use short, controlled swings for metal shaping and pin setting, and slightly longer strikes for light demolition. Ensure the striking face contacts the work surface squarely to avoid glancing blows. Inspect the hammer before use for any damage to the head-to-handle connection and replace the tool if excessive wear or looseness is detected.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when using the hammer. Use the correct striking technique to maintain control and avoid overstriking. Store the tool in a dry place and keep the fiberglass handle clean from oils and solvents to preserve grip and lifespan.