Hammer Dedra 13M160 – hand tool, 1 pc pack

Dedra 90 mm rubber-faced sheet metal hammer with steel handle is designed for controlled, non-marring impacts on sheet metal and other delicate surfaces. The 90 mm rubber striking face reduces surface damage while allowing effective force transfer, and the steel handle provides durability and stable balance for repeated use in workshop and field environments. This tool is suited to tasks where a softer contact is required compared to standard steel hammers.

Advantages

The rubber-faced head minimizes dents, scratches and surface deformation on painted or thin metal panels while still delivering predictable strikes. A 90 mm contact area distributes force evenly, reducing localized stress. The steel handle offers strength and resistance to bending, ensuring reliable performance and a consistent feel during use. The hammer’s design supports precision work where control and surface protection are important.

Suitable for

• Automotive bodywork and panel straightening
• Shaping and bending thin metal sheets
• Installation tasks requiring non-marring strikes
• Repair work on painted or delicate surfaces

Key specifications

• Striking face material: rubber
• Striking face diameter: 90 mm
• Handle material: steel
• Tool type: sheet metal / non-marring hammer
• Typical use: controlled impact on thin or finished surfaces

How to use

Hold the steel handle firmly near its end for best control and swing the hammer with moderate, controlled motions to avoid excessive force that could deform the workpiece. Position the rubber face flat against the target area and deliver short, measured strikes to gradually shape or align the metal. For automotive panels, start from the outer edges of the damaged area and work toward the center, checking progress frequently. After use, inspect the rubber face for wear and clean any debris from the surface to maintain consistent contact.

Usage recommendations

Use safety glasses and gloves when working with metal. Avoid using the rubber-faced hammer on heavily corroded or extremely hard surfaces where the rubber may be damaged. Replace the head if the rubber shows significant cracking or deformation to maintain non-marring performance.