KS TOOLS Mazo con mango de fibra de vidrio, 1250 g (142.5126)

Demolition and masonry work demand a striking tool that delivers force without transferring punishing shock to your hands and arms. The KS TOOLS 142.5126 club hammer answers that need with a 1250-gram forged steel head securely bonded to a vibration-damping fiberglass handle. Its square face and polished, lacquered finish make it ideal for chiseling, breaking, and general striking tasks where control and durability are paramount.

Who is it for

This hammer is built for professional masons, demolition crews, and serious DIYers who need a reliable, heavy-duty striking tool. It suits anyone driving chisels, breaking concrete or brick, or performing heavy assembly work. The non-slip rubberized grip and vibration damping reduce fatigue, making it a smart choice for extended use on job sites or in workshops.

Main features

• 1250 g forged steel head with polished and lacquered finish for rust resistance and easy cleaning.
• Fiberglass handle with non-slip, rubberized grip in black and yellow for secure handling.
• Vibration-damping design reduces shock transfer to the user, improving comfort and accuracy.
• Conforms to DIN 6475, ensuring consistent quality and performance for professional use.
• Square face provides a large striking surface for chisels, punches, and demolition work.
• Head is securely bonded to the handle, preventing loosening even under heavy impact.

Specifications

• Head weight: 1250 g
• Total length: 270 mm
• Handle material: Fiberglass with rubberized grip
• Head material: Forged steel, polished and lacquered
• Head shape: Square face
• Standard compliance: DIN 6475
• Vibration damping: Yes
• Application: Demolition, chiseling, masonry, general striking

Tips

Always wear safety glasses when using this hammer, as flying chips and debris are common. For maximum efficiency, strike chisels squarely with the face of the hammer, not the edge. Inspect the handle and head bond regularly; if any looseness is detected, discontinue use. Store in a dry place to preserve the lacquered finish and prevent corrosion.