Rubber Mallet KREATOR 900 g with Wooden Handle, striking face 130×68 mm, overall length 260 mm

KREATOR 900 g rubber mallet with a wooden handle and a black, non-marring striking head. The striking face measures 130×68 mm and the overall tool length is 260 mm. The design provides reduced rebound and controlled energy transfer to protect workpiece surfaces during gentle impact tasks in woodworking, furniture assembly, tile laying and light maintenance.

Advantages

The rubber head minimizes surface damage and distributes force evenly across the contact area. The wooden handle offers a comfortable grip and natural shock absorption, helping to reduce user fatigue. The 900 g head weight delivers adequate striking force for positioning and adjusting components without the concentrated impact of a metal hammer. The compact overall length of 260 mm improves control in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Woodworking joinery and fitting
• Assembling and aligning furniture pieces
• Laying and adjusting tiles and pavers
• Light metalworking where surface protection is required
• Installing fittings, trim and cabinetry adjustments

Key specifications

• Head material: rubber (non-marring)
• Head weight: 900 g
• Striking face dimensions: 130×68 mm
• Handle material: wood
• Overall length: 260 mm
• Color: black head with natural wooden handle

How to use

Grip the wooden handle firmly with one or both hands depending on the required control. Position the mallet so the rubber face contacts the workpiece squarely and apply controlled strikes to move, seat or adjust components. Use lighter taps for delicate surfaces and progressively increase force only as needed. Maintain a steady stance and striking rhythm to avoid accidental glancing blows.

Usage recommendations

Before use, inspect the rubber head for cuts or excessive wear and ensure the head is securely mounted to the handle. For tasks requiring a harder impact, select an alternative striking tool; for delicate finishes, protect surfaces with a layering material if necessary. Store the mallet in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to solvents or direct sunlight to preserve the rubber.