Hammer JUCO 31500 5 kg 1 pc

The Hammer JUCO 31500 5 kg is a single-piece locksmith's hammer designed for heavy-duty mechanical and construction work. The head is forged, ground and induction hardened for strength and wear resistance, while the shank is produced from high-quality beech wood to provide a stable connection and reliable shock absorption. Manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041, this hammer is intended for professional use where controlled impact energy and durability are required.

Advantages

Forged and induction-hardened working faces deliver consistent strike performance and extended service life. The ground finish ensures balanced contact surfaces and reduced risk of chipping. A beech wood shank offers a combination of stiffness and natural damping that helps reduce hand fatigue and improves control. Compliance with DIN 1041 indicates standardized dimensions and heat treatment processes for predictable, repeatable performance.

Suitable for

• Metal shaping and locksmith work
• Heavy assembly and disassembly tasks
• Construction site demolition and formwork adjustments
• Industrial maintenance and workshop use

Key specifications

• Head weight: 5 kg
• Working part: forged, ground, induction hardened
• Shank material: high-quality beech wood
• Standards: manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Grip the beech wood shank near the end to maximise leverage and control. Align the hammer face with the work surface and strike with a controlled motion, allowing the mass of the 5 kg head to deliver the required force. For metal forming or locksmith tasks, use measured blows rather than excessive swinging to maintain accuracy. Inspect the shank and head connection before each use and avoid striking hardened steel edges with the wooden shank to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when using the hammer. Store the tool in a dry place to protect the wooden shank from moisture and check periodically for cracks or looseness in the head-shank connection. For prolonged heavy use, consider replacing the shank if signs of wear or splintering appear; continue use only when the head is securely fitted.