Rubber Hammer KREATOR 300 g, double-sided 95×40 mm head, 270 mm handle

Rubber Hammer KREATOR 300 g features a double-sided non-marring head (95×40 mm) and a 270 mm handle designed for controlled striking where surface protection is required. The tool provides predictable impact force while minimising surface marking, making it suitable for assembly, carpentry, tiling and fine adjustments. Its balanced weight distribution supports accurate blows and reduces user fatigue during repeated use.

Advantages

The rubber head on both faces prevents damage to fragile or finished surfaces while delivering consistent energy transfer. At 300 g, the hammer offers a compromise between soft impact and adequate force for positioning components and adjusting materials without leaving dents. The compact 270 mm handle provides good control in close-quarter work and improves handling during precision tasks. The overall construction aims for durability and repeatable performance in workshop and on-site conditions.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and fixtures
• Carpentry tasks requiring gentle persuasion
• Tiling and ceramic setting without chipping
• Alignment and fine adjustment of components
• Automotive trim and panel work where surface protection is needed

Key specifications

• Head type: double-sided rubber non-marring head
• Head dimensions: 95 × 40 mm
• Head weight: 300 g
• Handle length: 270 mm
• Typical use: impact tool for protected striking and alignment
• Balance: designed for predictable, controlled blows

How to use

Hold the 270 mm handle with a firm but comfortable grip, positioning the hammer so the striking face contacts the workpiece squarely. Use controlled swings rather than full-force blows to benefit from the non-marring rubber head; this reduces the risk of surface damage while allowing precise adjustments. For repetitive tasks, maintain a consistent striking rhythm and check the condition of the rubber faces periodically to ensure even performance. Store the hammer away from extreme heat and direct sunlight to preserve the rubber head.

Usage recommendations

Choose the rubber face best suited to the task and avoid using the hammer on rough-edged metal or sharp surfaces that could cut the rubber. For tasks requiring greater force, consider a heavier mallet or a metal hammer with appropriate protection, but use this rubber hammer when surface preservation and controlled impact are priorities.