Hammer Faster Tools 03-11-0236, Ø35 mm head, plastic and rubber handle, suitable for metal and general use

Hand hammer Faster Tools model 03-11-0236 features a Ø35 mm striking head and a plastic-rubber handle engineered for controlled impacts on metal and general-purpose tasks. The compact head size and balanced weight make the tool suitable for light-to-medium striking jobs where precision and user comfort matter. The textured plastic-rubber handle improves grip and reduces slippage during repetitive work, while the head material and design are intended for contact with metal surfaces as well as common repair and construction applications.

Advantages

The Ø35 mm head provides a focused striking surface that helps deliver precise blows with reduced risk of overstriking. The plastic-rubber handle combines durability with tactile grip, offering better control in varied working conditions. Its compact form factor and moderate mass allow for accurate hand strikes while minimizing user fatigue in prolonged use. The hammer’s build is suitable for routine workshop, repair, and light construction tasks where a reliable, easy-to-handle striking tool is required.

Suitable for

• Light-to-medium metalworking tasks, such as shaping or aligning metal parts
• General repair and maintenance in home or workshop settings
• Construction tasks requiring controlled striking in confined spaces
• Assembly and disassembly operations where precise blows are needed

Key specifications

• Striking head diameter: 35 mm
• Head material: metal suitable for metal contact and general use
• Handle material: plastic with rubber overmold for improved grip
• Handle design: textured surface to reduce slippage
• Tool type: hand hammer for light-to-medium striking tasks

How to use

Hold the hammer near the end of the handle for maximum control and leverage. Position the striking face squarely against the target surface to transfer force evenly and avoid glancing blows. Use controlled, measured swings rather than full-arm force for precision work. For shaping or aligning metal parts, start with light taps and increase force progressively as needed. Inspect the handle and head before use to ensure they are secure and free from damage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when striking metal or working in environments with flying debris. Use the Ø35 mm head for tasks requiring accuracy; for heavier demolition or large-scale striking, select a hammer with a larger head and mass. Store the hammer in a dry place and check the handle connection regularly to maintain safe operation.