Hammer MILWAUKEE CROSS HAMMER 1810g Fiberglass Handle, 1810 g Head Weight

The MILWAUKEE CROSS HAMMER 1810g with fiberglass handle is a heavy-duty striking tool designed for demolition, framing and general construction tasks. With an 1810 g head weight, this hammer provides substantial impact force for driving nails, breaking materials and delivering controlled strikes on a variety of surfaces. The fiberglass handle combines durability with effective shock absorption to reduce vibration transfer to the user while maintaining a reliable grip and long service life.

Advantages

This hammer offers a high-mass head for increased striking power while the fiberglass handle reduces hand fatigue through improved shock dampening. The tool is designed for repeated use in demanding environments and provides consistent balance between head mass and handle strength. Construction materials and assembly are chosen to deliver durability and stable performance over time without compromising user control.

Suitable for

• Demolition and breaking concrete or masonry in small to medium tasks
• Framing and heavy carpentry where strong driving force is required
• Driving large nails, spikes and chisels
• General construction, site maintenance and renovation work
• DIY projects that require a robust, high-impact hammer

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1810 g for high-impact striking
• Handle material: fiberglass for shock absorption and durability
• Tool type: cross peen / cross hammer geometry suitable for both driving and shaping
• Intended use: demolition, framing, driving and breaking tasks
• Balance: engineered mass distribution between head and handle for controlled strikes

How to use

Grip the fiberglass handle with a firm but comfortable hold, positioning your hands to control both power and accuracy. Use the larger mass of the 1810 g head to deliver deliberate, controlled strikes—allow the hammer's weight to provide impact while maintaining wrist stability. For driving fasteners, align the nail or spike and strike squarely on the head. For demolition or breaking, strike at appropriate angles to chip or dislodge material, taking care to wear appropriate eye, hand and hearing protection.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the handle and head before each use for signs of damage or looseness. Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and ear protection when working in construction or demolition environments. Store the hammer in a dry area to prevent corrosion on metal surfaces and check the handle for cracks or excessive wear periodically to maintain safe operation.