Rubber Hammer KREATOR 450 g with Wooden Handle, Black Head 95×60 mm, Length 260 mm

Rubber Hammer KREATOR 450 g with Wooden Handle, Black Head 95×60 mm, Length 260 mm is a hand tool designed to deliver controlled, non-marring strikes for assembly, carpentry and light masonry tasks. The rubber head measures 95×60 mm and the overall tool length is 260 mm, providing a balance between reach and precision. The wooden handle gives tactile feedback and natural shock absorption, helping to reduce user fatigue during repetitive work.

Advantages

The rubber face absorbs impact and prevents surface damage on delicate materials while providing sufficient rebound for effective force transfer. A wooden handle offers comfortable grip, natural vibration damping and straightforward replacement if worn. The compact length and moderate head weight combine for accurate, controlled strikes suitable for both professional and hobby use.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fitting of furniture and fixtures
• Carpentry tasks such as fitting joints and adjusting components
• Masonry adjustments where gentle tapping is required
• Workshop tasks including positioning, aligning and light metalworking

Key specifications

• Head material: rubber, black
• Head dimensions: approximately 95 × 60 mm
• Head weight: 450 g
• Handle material: wood
• Total length: approximately 260 mm
• Strike type: non-marring, shock-absorbing

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near its end to maximize leverage and control. Swing the hammer in a controlled arc, striking with the centre of the rubber head to avoid glancing blows. Use moderate force for delicate materials and increase impact as needed for tougher adjustments. Inspect the rubber head for wear or embedded debris before each use to avoid unintended surface marking. Replace the handle or head if they show significant damage.

Usage recommendations

Use gloves for prolonged work to improve grip and reduce vibration transfer. Store the hammer in a dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve the rubber head and wooden handle. For tasks requiring heavier impact, choose a higher-mass mallet; for more precise, light tapping, consider lighter heads or soft-faced tools.