Locksmith's hammer, wooden handle

The MTX locksmith's hammer with a square head and a wooden handle is used for delivering impact. It is designed for working with metal components and driving nails or dowels. The sharpened striking part allows work in hard-to-reach areas. The hammer is recommended for professional use but is also useful at home, in the garden, or in the garage.

Advantages

• Deformation resistance – the head is made of forged grade 45 steel.

• Wear resistance – the striking working areas are hardened to 40–45 HRC.

• Corrosion resistance – the head is coated with a black lacquer finish.

• Solid construction – the handle is glued in; the head is additionally secured with epoxy adhesive, and the enlarged “collar” at the junction protects the handle from misstrikes.

• Durability – the clear lacquer coating protects the dual-tone wooden handle from degradation.

The Sparta hammer with a square head and wooden handle is intended for striking during metalwork and driving nails. Its low weight allows for prolonged use with small fasteners without fatigue or loss of precision. The sharp, single-sided head makes it easier to work in tight spaces. The hammer is suitable for construction sites, renovations, furniture assembly, and household tasks.

Advantages

• Durability – the head is made of type 45 medium-carbon steel, hardened and milled; the working part of the striking end is hardened to 40–45 HRC.

• Secure head attachment – the head is mounted to the handle using a wedge and additionally glued with epoxy.

• Damage protection – the head is coated with black lacquer, and the handle is protected with a clear lacquer finish.

• Ease of use – the smooth wooden handle does not slip from the hand.

The Denzel blacksmith’s hammer with a square tip and a wooden handle is used for driving fasteners and striking metal surfaces. It is ideal for working with a large number of small nails. Suitable for workshops, garages, furniture stores, and home use.

Advantages

• Durability – the working part is selectively hardened using high-frequency current; the handle is made of beechwood.

• High strength – the tip has a hardness of 45–50 HRC, which prevents cracking on impact.

• Reliable construction – a protective sleeve shields the handle from damage in case of missed hits.

• Eco-friendly – the hammer meets FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) standards, as confirmed by certification.