Hammer MEGA 12213 masonry hammer 600 g with steel handle

The MEGA 12213 masonry hammer 600 g with steel handle is a hand tool designed for masonry and general construction work. It combines a 600 g steel head with a solid steel handle to provide dependable impact force for light demolition, shaping bricks and driving chisels. The tool is balanced for control during repeated strikes and intended for use on-site or in a workshop environment.

Advantages

The masonry hammer features a 600 g head mass that delivers consistent impact energy while remaining manageable for extended use. A full-steel handle increases durability and reduces the risk of handle failure compared with lighter materials. The head and handle are engineered for secure connection to maintain alignment under load, giving predictable strikes and improved control when working with masonry materials.

Suitable for

• Shaping and trimming bricks, blocks and paving stones
• Driving and positioning chisels for small demolition or carving
• Light demolition work and removal of mortar
• General construction and renovation tasks where a medium-weight hammer is needed

Key specifications

• Head mass: 600 g
• Handle material: steel
• Tool type: masonry hammer
• Primary use: masonry, chisel work, light demolition

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum control and leverage when striking. Use the flat face to deliver blows to chisels or directly to masonry, and position the hammer so energy is transferred through the center of the head. For shaping bricks or blocks, make controlled taps rather than uncontrolled heavy swings to avoid material damage. Inspect the connection between head and handle regularly and keep striking surfaces clean and free of embedded debris.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Use the hammer for tasks within its weight class; for heavier demolition choose a heavier tool and for precision chisel work consider lighter, specialized hammers. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent surface corrosion and check the handle and head for signs of wear before each use.