5kg Heavy-Duty Stone Sledgehammer - 5000g Demolition Club Hammer with Fiberglass Handle & Drop-Forged Steel Head (Art No. 33-389)
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This Heavy Stone Hammer (Art No. 33-389) is engineered for heavy-duty demolition, stone shaping, concrete breaking, driving fence posts, and rigorous construction applications. Equipped with a massive 5000-gram drop-forged, heat-treated high-carbon steel head that delivers high impact force and long-term edge/face durability. The head is securely mounted to a heavy-duty fiberglass core handle wrapped in a shock-absorbing, non-slip textured rubber grip that reduces vibration shock transfer to the user's hands. Manufactured in China to professional tool standards.
Specifications Table
| Parameter | Technical Specification |
| Product Type | Heavy Stone Sledgehammer / Club Hammer (مطرقة حجر ثقيلة / مرزبة) |
| Model / Art No. |
33-389 |
| Head Weight |
5000 grams (5.0 kg / approx. 11 lbs) |
| Head Material |
Drop-Forged, Heat-Treated High-Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material |
Reinforced Fiberglass Core with Non-Slip Rubber Grip Overmold |
| Manufacturing Origin |
Made in China |
| Primary Applications |
Heavy Demolition, Concrete Breaking, Masonry, Driving Stakes & General Construction |
Key Features & Standards
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5kg High-Mass Impact Head: 5000g forged steel head delivers maximum kinetic striking force for heavy demolition and breaking tasks.
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Shock-Absorbing Fiberglass Handle: Lightweight yet virtually unbreakable fiberglass core absorbs impact vibrations to minimize hand fatigue.
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Ergonomic Non-Slip Grip: Textured rubberized handle sleeve ensures a secure, slip-resistant hold even during wet or sweaty jobsite conditions.
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Permanently Bonded Head: Industrial epoxy head-to-handle connection prevents loosening or separation under heavy shock loads.
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Hardened Striking Faces: Precision-machined and induction-hardened striking faces resist chipping and mushrooming over extended use.
⚠️ Safety Warning: Always wear ANSI/CE-approved safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, and steel-toed boots when performing heavy striking or demolition work. Inspect the hammer head and handle before each use; never use if the head is loose or the handle is cracked. Ensure bystanders are cleared from the striking zone.