Description

Hultafors Club Hammer MH 1500 g

The Hultafors Club Hammer MH 1500 g is a compact, heavy-duty striking tool designed for demanding workshop, construction, demolition and metalworking tasks. Its hand-forged steel head features two tempered, plane-ground striking faces, providing dependable impact performance and controlled contact with the workpiece.

The hammer head is blasted and protected with a clear lacquer finish, helping preserve the steel surface while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. A strong hickory handle provides a secure grip and helps absorb impact during repeated use.

With a 1500 g head and a total weight of approximately 1700 g, the MH club hammer delivers substantial striking force in a relatively short and manageable format.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty club hammer for professional and workshop use
• 1500 g hand-forged steel hammer head
• Two tempered striking faces
• Plane-ground square striking surfaces
• Blasted and clear-lacquered steel head
• Durable American hickory handle
• Compact 280 mm overall length
• Suitable for controlled high-impact work
• Replacement wooden handle available separately
• Manufactured within the Hultafors Group tradition

Hand-Forged Hammer Head

The hammer head is hand-forged for strength and durability. Both striking faces are tempered and plane-ground to provide flat, consistent contact during use.

This construction makes the hammer suitable for tasks requiring substantial force, including driving chisels, shaping metal, dismantling materials and working with masonry tools.

Tempered Square Striking Faces

The MH club hammer is equipped with square striking faces on both sides of the head. The tempered surfaces are designed to withstand repeated impact, while the plane-ground finish supports accurate and controlled blows.

Using either face allows the tool to be rotated during work, helping distribute wear over the lifetime of the hammer head.

Protective Surface Finish

The exposed steelwork is blasted and finished with a clear protective lacquer. This treatment helps reduce surface oxidation during normal storage and gives the hammer head a clean, refined appearance without concealing the forged steel.

Hickory Handle

The handle is made from hickory, a traditional material for high-quality striking tools. Hickory combines strength, flexibility and natural shock absorption, helping reduce the transmission of impact into the user’s hands.

The wooden handle is available separately as a spare part, allowing the service life of the hammer head to be extended if the original shaft becomes damaged or worn.

Recommended Use

• Driving cold chisels and masonry chisels
• Metalworking and fabrication
• Construction and demolition tasks
• Stone and masonry work
• Driving wedges and suitable stakes
• Workshop maintenance
• Automotive and machinery work
• General heavy striking tasks

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the Hultafors MH Club Hammer?

The Hultafors MH combines a traditionally forged steel head with a strong hickory handle and carefully finished striking surfaces. Its compact dimensions make it easier to control than a long-handled sledgehammer, while the 1500 g head delivers the force required for demanding workshop and construction tasks.

The availability of a replacement handle also makes it a serviceable professional tool rather than a disposable product. With proper care, the forged hammer head can remain in use through multiple handle replacements.

Care and Maintenance

• Inspect the hammer head and handle before every use.
• Do not use the hammer if the head is loose.
• Replace the handle if it is cracked, split or heavily damaged.
• Keep the striking faces clean and free from oil or grease.
• Remove moisture after use and store the hammer in a dry place.
• Apply a light protective oil to exposed steel if the lacquer becomes worn.
• Do not grind the striking faces excessively or overheat the steel.
• Use only a compatible replacement handle and fit it correctly.

Safety Information

• Wear suitable safety glasses when using the hammer.
• Use appropriate gloves and protective footwear.
• Ensure the workpiece and struck tool are stable before impact.
• Do not use a hammer with a damaged or loose handle.
• Do not strike hardened steel surfaces unless the tool is designed for that purpose.
• Do not use the side of the hammer head as a striking surface.
• Keep hands clear of the impact area.
• Maintain a safe working distance from other people.
• Use a hammer weight appropriate for the task.
• Keep out of reach of children.

FAQ

Glossary

• Club Hammer: Compact, heavy hammer with a short handle and two striking faces.
• Hand-Forged: Steel shaping process in which heated metal is formed under repeated mechanical force.
• Tempered Steel: Heat-treated steel designed to achieve a controlled balance of hardness and toughness.
• Plane-Ground: Machined or ground to produce a flat and even surface.
• Hickory: Strong, resilient hardwood widely used for hammer and axe handles.
• Clear Lacquer: Transparent protective coating applied to help reduce corrosion.
• Striking Face: Flat area of the hammer head used to deliver impact.

Manufacturer & GPSR Information

Manufacturer:
Hultafors Group AB
Box 38
517 21 Bollebygd
Sweden

Manufacturing Forge:
Hults Bruk
Sweden

Customer Support:
Available through authorised dealers or through the manufacturer’s contact page:
https://hultafors.com/en-eu/pages/contact