Sledge Hammer Truper NAILER-CRUSHER 22x600 mm, 2200 g, model BU-60X

The Truper NAILER-CRUSHER BU-60X sledge hammer is a hand tool with a 22 mm head width, a 2200 g steel head and a 600 mm handle designed for heavy striking tasks. Its balanced head and long handle provide leverage and controlled impact for construction, demolition and repair work. The tool is intended for professional and amateur users who need reliable force for driving large nails, breaking masonry and concrete, or performing general heavy-duty striking operations on site.

Advantages

The sledge hammer combines a compact head width with substantial mass to concentrate force on impact while reducing unwanted bounce. The long handle increases striking reach and mechanical advantage, improving efficiency when driving large nails or performing demolition. A precisely balanced steel head helps maintain control during repeated strikes and reduces user fatigue. The robust construction suits demanding environments and regular use.

Suitable for

• Driving large nails and spikes in timber or railway sleepers
• Demolition of masonry, brickwork and concrete
• Breaking stone, pavers and compacted materials
• Heavy-duty metalworking and layout tasks requiring strong striking force
• Construction, renovation and repair work on sites

Key specifications

• Head width: 22 mm
• Head weight: 2200 g
• Overall handle length: 600 mm
• Head material: hardened steel (balanced design)
• Handle material: long durable shaft for leverage and control

How to use

Grip the handle with both hands, placing one hand near the end of the handle and the other hand closer to the head for guidance. Position the striking face squarely against the target area and swing with controlled motion, allowing the weight of the head to provide the primary force. For driving large nails, use steady, measured strikes to avoid bending nails; for demolition or breaking concrete, strike progressively and reposition as needed. Inspect the tool before use to ensure the head is secure and the handle is free of cracks or damage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and sturdy footwear. Use the hammer on solid footing and maintain a clear working area. Replace the handle or head if any damage is detected, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.