DEDRA 13M301 hammer

Dedra hammer with a 28 mm head and a dual PU/nylon striking face is designed for tasks requiring controlled, non-marring impacts. The compact 28 mm striking surface delivers precise contact for shaping, riveting and light assembly work while the combination of polyurethane and nylon provides shock absorption and minimizes surface damage on sensitive materials. The tool is fitted on a hickory handle selected for its strength, resilience and comfortable grip during repetitive use.

Advantages

The dual-material striking face balances softness and durability: polyurethane reduces rebound and protects finished surfaces while nylon offers firmer impact for shaping and driving without the risk of metal-to-metal contact. The 28 mm head size provides accuracy for small-diameter work and confined spaces. A hickory handle adds natural shock damping and ergonomic handling, helping to reduce user fatigue during repetitive light carpentry and sheet-metal operations.

Suitable for

• Sheet-metal shaping and adjustment
• Light carpentry and joinery where surface protection is important
• Riveting and assembly of small components
• Work on painted, plated or delicate surfaces
• Situations requiring controlled, low-mark strikes

Key specifications

• Head diameter: 28 mm
• Striking face: dual PU (polyurethane) and nylon
• Handle material: hickory wood
• Intended use: shaping, riveting, assembly, light carpentry, sheet-metal work
• Impact characteristics: reduced rebound and non-marring contact

How to use

Hold the hickory handle with a firm, comfortable grip and position the 28 mm face against the workpiece at the desired contact point. Use controlled strikes rather than heavy blows to take advantage of the non-marring PU/nylon face and to preserve the tool and workpiece. For shaping or adjusting sheet metal, apply steady, measured taps and progressively increase force only if needed. When riveting or assembling small components, ensure alignment before striking to avoid slipping or unintended marks.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the striking face before use and replace the hammer if the PU or nylon surfaces show excessive wear or cracking. Store the hammer in a dry place to protect the hickory handle from moisture. For optimal results on very hard materials, consider a tool with a firmer striking surface; for delicate finishes, use the PU side to further reduce the risk of surface damage.