TOYA Brick Hammer UBIJAK BRUKARSKI model 35000 by TOYA — demolition and masonry striking tool

TOYA Brick Hammer UBIJAK BRUKARSKI model 35000 by TOYA is a dedicated brick and masonry striking tool designed for controlled impact work in construction, repair and paving. The hammer is intended for breaking, dressing and seating bricks and small concrete elements, providing a reliable mechanical interface between the operator and the workpiece. It is suitable for tradespeople and experienced DIY users who need a robust hand tool for demolition, restoration and masonry detailing.

Advantages

The design combines a hardened striking face for effective impact transfer and a chisel-like peen for splitting and dressing material, enabling both breakup and finishing operations with a single tool. The tool is manufactured to withstand repeated impacts and offers a balance between head mass and handle length to improve control and reduce fatigue during prolonged use. Its construction supports precise, repeatable strikes and reliable performance on common masonry materials.

Suitable for

• Breaking and trimming bricks and concrete blocks
• Removing mortar and seating masonry units
• Paving repairs and cobble setting
• Small-scale demolition and restoration tasks
• Detail work where controlled impact is required

Key specifications

• Tool type: brick/masonry hammer with striking face and chisel peen
• Head material: hardened steel suitable for repeated impacts
• Typical head shape: flat striking face and tapered peen for splitting
• Handle: ergonomically balanced for control and reduced vibration transfer
• Intended use: masonry, demolition, paving and restoration

How to use

Position the hammer so that the flat face contacts the brick or concrete surface squarely for general striking and breaking operations. Use the chisel-like peen when a more concentrated impact is needed to split or trim material; place the peen at the intended break line and deliver controlled strikes. Maintain a steady stance and grip to direct the force accurately and avoid glancing blows. Inspect the tool regularly for signs of wear or damage and replace it when any deformation or cracking of the head or handle is observed.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear when using the brick hammer. Use the right amount of force for the task to avoid excessive stress on the tool and workpiece. Store the hammer in a dry place and keep the striking surfaces free of oil and debris to maintain reliable performance.