Rubber Dead-Blow Hammer GEKO 45 mm Head, 640 g Weight

Rubber Dead-Blow Hammer GEKO 45 mm Head, 640 g Weight delivers controlled, low-rebound impacts for assembly, positioning and light demolition tasks where non-marring strikes are required. The compact head with 45 mm diameter and a nominal mass of 640 g provides sufficient striking energy while minimizing surface damage and vibration transfer to the user. The hammer is designed for workshop, construction and maintenance environments where shock absorption and precise force delivery matter.

Advantages

The dead-blow design reduces rebound and lets energy transfer directly to the workpiece, improving accuracy and safety during positioning and assembly. A rubber striking face prevents marring on coated, painted or finished surfaces and absorbs shocks to reduce user fatigue. The compact head size offers good control in confined spaces while the weight balances impact force and ease of handling for repetitive use.

Suitable for

• Assembly of components where controlled force is needed
• Positioning and aligning parts without surface damage
• Light demolition and disassembly tasks on sensitive materials
• Workshop, mechanical maintenance and general construction tasks

Key specifications

• Striking head material: rubber
• Head diameter: 45 mm
• Nominal weight: 640 g
• Impact type: dead-blow (low rebound)
• Primary use: non-marring striking and shock absorption

How to use

Hold the hammer by the handle with a comfortable grip and position the rubber face against the target surface. Deliver firm, controlled strikes; the dead-blow construction will transfer energy with minimal rebound. Use lighter taps for fine adjustments and stronger strikes for positioning or light disassembly. Avoid using the hammer on sharp edges or heavily abrasive surfaces that could damage the rubber face.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the rubber face regularly for cuts, deep abrasions or hardening and replace the tool if the striking surface is compromised. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when working in construction or maintenance environments. Store the hammer away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve the rubber face.