Hammer — Beta Tools non-sparking rubber-coated striking hammer 55 mm model BE1391/55

Beta Tools non-sparking rubber-coated striking hammer model BE1391/55 features a 55 mm striking face designed to deliver controlled impact while minimising rebound and protecting the struck surface. The head is rubber-coated to reduce shock transmission and surface marking during assembly, maintenance and light demolition tasks. This compact hammer is intended for professional and workshop use where a non-sparking, surface-friendly striking tool is required.

Advantages

The rubber-coated head reduces rebound and dampens impact, helping to protect delicate or finished surfaces from damage. The non-sparking construction lowers the risk of ignition when working near flammable atmospheres or combustible materials. Its compact size and balanced weight distribution make it easy to handle in confined spaces and during repeated strikes, while the durable construction ensures consistent performance over time.

Suitable for

• Assembly of components where surface protection is required
• Maintenance tasks in workshops and industrial environments
• Light demolition and disassembly where controlled striking is needed
• Work in areas with potential flammable vapours or combustible materials

Key specifications

• Striking face diameter: 55 mm
• Rubber-coated striking head to minimise rebound and surface marking
• Non-sparking head construction suitable for use near flammable atmospheres
• Compact design for use in confined spaces and easy handling
• Intended for professional and workshop applications

How to use

Select an appropriate stance and grip to maintain control of the hammer during strikes. Position the rubber-coated striking face against the target and apply measured, controlled blows to avoid excessive force; the rubber coating reduces rebound and protects the surface but does not eliminate the need for proper technique. Inspect the head before use for damage to the coating and replace the tool if the integrity of the striking surface is compromised. Use standard personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves as appropriate for the task.

Usage recommendations

Use this hammer for tasks requiring surface protection and reduced spark risk. Avoid striking extremely sharp or hardened edges directly with the rubber-coated face to prevent premature wear. Store in a dry place and inspect the rubber coating regularly; replace the hammer if the non-sparking properties or coating are visibly degraded.