Hammer KREATOR Rubber Hammer 700 g, head 110×64 mm, 260 mm wooden handle, black

The KREATOR Rubber Hammer 700 g combines a resilient black rubber head with a 260 mm wooden handle to provide controlled striking force for assembly, flooring, masonry and general workshop tasks. The head measures approximately 110×64 mm and is designed to deliver impact without marring or deforming surfaces, while the wooden handle offers a secure grip and natural shock absorption. This tool is intended for jobs that require a firm but gentle blow where metal hammers would cause damage.

Advantages

The rubber head reduces rebound and minimizes surface damage, allowing precise placement of parts and gentle persuasion of materials. The 700 g mass balances force and control for common installation and repair tasks. The wooden handle provides a comfortable grip and dampens vibrations, improving user comfort during extended use. The head size distributes force over a wider area compared with a steel hammer, lowering the risk of localized crushing.

Suitable for

• Installing laminate, parquet and floor panels
• Assembling furniture and cabinetry without marking surfaces
• Masonry adjustments and gentle tapping of bricks or blocks
• Workshop tasks where non-marring impact is required
• Aligning and seating components during installation

Key specifications

• Head material: black rubber
• Head weight: 700 g
• Head dimensions: 110 × 64 mm (approx.)
• Handle material: wood
• Handle length: 260 mm
• Designed use: non-marring striking, controlled impact

How to use

Grip the wooden handle firmly near the end to maximize leverage and control. Position the rubber hammer so the flat face of the head contacts the workpiece squarely, then apply controlled strikes to achieve the desired movement or seating. For delicate materials, start with light taps and increase force as needed. Inspect the head before use to ensure it is free of deep cuts or embedded debris that could damage surfaces. Replace the tool if the rubber is excessively worn or the head becomes loose on the handle.

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for tasks that require reduced rebound and surface protection; avoid striking sharp metal edges or hardened steel, which can cut or damage the rubber head. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight and solvents to preserve the rubber and wooden handle.