Hammer JUCO 31600 6 kg 1 pc

The Hammer JUCO 31600 6 kg is a single-piece locksmith's hammer designed for heavy-duty construction and repair work. The hammer head is forged, ground and induction-hardened to withstand repeated impacts, while the shank is crafted from high-quality beech wood to provide reliable shock absorption and balance. The tool is manufactured in accordance with DIN 1041, meeting established dimensional and safety standards for this hammer type.

Advantages

The forged and induction-hardened working part increases wear resistance and extends service life under intensive use. Precision grinding of the head ensures straight, stable strikes and reduces the risk of lateral slipping. A beech wood shank offers good strength combined with natural damping of vibrations, improving user control during prolonged tasks. Compliance with DIN 1041 assures consistent geometry and safe connection between head and shank.

Suitable for

• Heavy striking tasks in construction and masonry
• Metalworking and locksmith operations requiring strong impact force
• Demolition work where controlled, repeated blows are needed
• Professional and occasional repair jobs that need a durable hammer

Key specifications

• Tool type: locksmith's hammer
• Weight: 6 kg
• Head: forged, ground, induction-hardened
• Shank material: high-quality beech wood
• Manufacturing standard: DIN 1041 compliant

How to use

Hold the Hammer JUCO 31600 near the end of the shank to maximize striking force and maintain control. Position the head squarely on the target surface and use smooth, controlled swings to deliver effective blows while minimizing bounce or glancing impacts. Inspect the wood shank and head seating before each use; if the head shows looseness, stop using the tool and replace or repair the shank. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear when performing heavy striking tasks.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged durability, store the hammer in a dry place to prevent wood swelling or rot. Periodically check the beech shank for cracks and sand or oil the handle lightly to preserve its condition. Use the hammer within its intended weight class and task scope to avoid excessive handle stress or premature wear of the head.