HAMMER CLUB 1.1KG (2.5LB) FIBREGLASS HANDLE 215MM
Features
- 1.1 kg (2.5 lb) head weight — high striking force for tougher materials.
- 215 mm overall length — shorter than many club hammers, making it easier to handle in confined spaces.
- Fibreglass handle — engineered for durability and reduced vibration during repeated strikes.
- Drop-forged head — built to withstand heavy use in demanding environments. (Implied by product category)
Benefits
- Big impact in compact size: The 1.1 kg head offers strong blows while the 215 mm length keeps it maneuverable.
- Reduced fatigue: Fibreglass handle absorbs shock better than steel or wood in repeated use.
- Durable construction: Suited for heavy-duty tasks like masonry, tile breaking, chisel striking or general demolition.
- Tool-box essential: A solid mid-weight club hammer that bridges smaller hammers and large sledges—ideal for many job-site scenarios.
Extra Information
- This hammer club is especially useful when space is limited (short handle) but you still need strong impact—such as in confined work areas or when working one-handed near edges.
- Keep the striking face free of adhesive or concrete residue — this ensures consistent blows and protects the head surface.
- After heavy use, check the handle-head junction for any signs of loosening; a fibreglass handle is durable but still needs inspection after shock loading.
Pro Tip
- When chiselling masonry or tile, use a bolster or chisel with this hammer rather than striking bare concrete — this extends the head life and preserves the face finish.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TC608011 |
| Product Type | Hammer Club – Fibreglass Handle |
| Head Weight | 1.1 kg (2.5 lb) |
| Overall Length | 215 mm |
| Handle Material | Fibreglass |
| Compatible With | General demolition/masonry striking applications (no specific tool compatibility) |
Safety
- Wear eye, hand and foot protection when using this hammer due to flying fragments or rebounds.
- Ensure the workpiece is properly secured and you maintain a firm grip on the handle during impact.
- Do not use this hammer for striking hardened steel (unless rated) or used as a sledging tool beyond its design — choose a sledge hammer when needed.
