Hammer NEO tools 25-068 — wooden handle, head 680 g, length 337 mm, weight 820 g, black/white

NEO tools 25-068 is a hand hammer with a wooden handle and a two-tone black/white finish. The tool measures 337 mm in length, has a total weight of 820 g and a head weight of 680 g. Designed for general carpentry, construction and DIY striking tasks, it provides sufficient mass for effective blows while the wooden handle offers a tactile grip and some shock absorption. The mallet head is made of two kinds of rubber with different hardness; the white rubber face is non-marking for delicate surfaces.

Advantages

The combination of a 680 g rubber head and an overall weight of 820 g delivers controlled impact energy appropriate for assembly, trimming and light demolition tasks. The dual-hardness rubber head allows selection between firmer and softer striking faces without changing tools, and the non-marking white rubber face reduces surface damage on brittle or finished materials. The wooden handle features a light profile that fits the hand comfortably and provides natural damping of vibration.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery assembly where controlled strikes are required
• Installation and finishing work on delicate or finished surfaces
• Tile, flooring and panel positioning where non-marking contact is needed
• General DIY tasks and light construction uses

Key specifications

• Total length: 337 mm
• Total weight: 820 g
• Head weight: 680 g
• Head material: two-component rubber with different hardness levels
• Face: one non-marking white rubber face
• Handle material: high-quality wood with an ergonomic, light profile
• Finish: two-tone black and white

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near its balance point for controlled strikes and align the chosen rubber face with the work surface. Use the firmer rubber side for tasks requiring more force and the softer side for delicate adjustments. Maintain a steady wrist motion and avoid excessive twisting on impact to reduce the risk of handle damage. After use, store the hammer in a dry place to preserve the wooden handle and rubber faces.

Usage recommendations

Before using on finished or brittle surfaces, test the white rubber face on a hidden area to confirm it does not leave marks. Regularly inspect the rubber faces for wear and the wooden handle for cracks; replace the tool if any structural damage is found. For prolonged precision work, combine this mallet with appropriate protective pads or blocks to further protect finished surfaces.