Hammer Dedra 13M251 — hand tool, 1 pc

Dedra 310 g rubber mallet with a steel handle (model 13M251) is a hand tool designed to deliver controlled, non-marring impacts. The tool combines a shock-absorbing rubber head with a rigid steel handle to provide consistent force while protecting work surfaces. It is suitable for jobs where regular metal hammers could damage materials, such as woodworking, furniture assembly, tile and paving installation, and light mechanical adjustments.

Advantages

The rubber head reduces surface damage and minimizes rebound, allowing for accurate strikes without leaving marks. The steel handle offers improved durability and stability compared with wooden alternatives, giving better control during repetitive tasks. The tool’s balanced weight distribution supports precise handling and reduces user fatigue for short to moderate work sessions.

Suitable for

• Woodworking and joinery where surface protection is required
• Assembling flat-pack or wooden furniture
• Laying tiles, pavers, and positioning paving stones
• Light mechanical work and adjustments that need non-marring impacts

Key specifications

• Head material: resilient rubber for shock absorption and surface protection
• Weight: approximately 310 grams for the striking head
• Handle material: steel for strength and rigidity
• Design: two-faced mallet head for controlled, even strikes

How to use

Hold the mallet by the steel handle near its end for maximum leverage and control. Position the rubber head against the workpiece and apply steady, controlled strikes; avoid swinging with excessive force that could transfer unnecessary shock to the user’s hand or to delicate parts. For repetitive tasks, use measured blows to achieve the required fit or alignment while preserving the material surface. Inspect the tool before use to ensure the head is secure and the handle is free from deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use the mallet on clean surfaces and avoid striking sharp metal edges directly with the rubber head to extend its service life. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the steel handle. Replace the mallet if the rubber head shows significant wear, cracking, or separation from the handle.