Tork Craft Hammer Club 1.8Kg (4Lb) Fibreglass Handle 220Mm

Description

Tork Craft Hammer Club — 1.8 kg (4 lb), Fibreglass Handle (Model TC608018)

When job conditions demand serious striking power in a compact form, the Tork Craft 1.8 kg hammer club stands ready. The 220 mm fibreglass handle delivers solid leverage and shock absorption, making it ideal for masonry breaking, sheet-metal prising, demolition work and heavy-duty striking where a full-sized sledge is too bulky.

Specifications

Features

• 1.8 kg (4 lb) head weight — high-impact striking force for tough materials.
• 220 mm overall length — shorter tool for better control in constricted spaces.
• Fibreglass handle — designed for durability and vibration reduction in heavy-impact use.
• Drop-forged head construction — built to stand up to repeated strikes and job-site abuse. (Inferred from product category)

Benefits

• Maximum impact, minimal hassle: The weight and leverage let you penetrate tougher materials without changing to a full sledge.
• Better handling in tight zones: With only 220 mm length you retain control near edges and scaffolding.
• Reduced fatigue: Fibreglass handle helps mitigate vibrations from heavy blows.
• Job-site readiness: Ideal for demolition, re-bar work, anchor removal and other heavy tasks where precision and power combine.

Extra Information

• This hammer club is a favourite on job-sites where operators switch between chipping, breaking and heavy striking tasks—and want one tool that covers it all.
• Because of the fibreglass handle and shorter length, it works well on scaffold scaffolding sites, inside shafts or restricted spaces where a long-handled sledge is impractical.
• Clean the striking face regularly—concrete splash, grout or adhesive that remains on the face will diminish strike quality and increase wear.
• After heavy sessions, inspect the handle connection to the head for any micro-looseness or cracks; early detection prevents failure under load.

Safety

• Wear eye, hand and foot protection — especially when breaking materials that may fragment.
• Ensure the workpiece is properly secured and position yourself clear of rebound path.
• Do not use this hammer club as a sledge on extremely large masses—select a true sledge hammer for > 2.5 kg tasks.
• Inspect the handle-head junction before use—if there’s play or visible damage, replace to avoid failure under load.