Brick hammer Stanley AntiVibe 570g Steel Rubber Handle

The Stanley AntiVibe Brick Hammer 570g combines a one-piece forged steel construction with Anti-Vibe technology to deliver consistent striking performance for bricklaying and general masonry work. The compact 570 g head provides controlled force for cutting, chipping and setting bricks or blocks, while the rubber handle reduces transmitted vibration to the user. The hammer’s balanced design and durable steel head are intended for routine on-site use where reliable impact tools are needed.

Advantages

The forged steel head ensures long-term durability and resists deformation under repeated impact. Anti-Vibe technology integrated into the handle reduces vibration transmission, improving comfort during extended use and helping maintain control with each strike. The rubber handle provides a non-slip grip for secure handling in varied weather conditions and contributes to better shock absorption compared with hard handles.

Suitable for

• Bricklaying and block setting
• Chipping and trimming masonry materials
• General construction and renovation tasks
• On-site work where a durable striking tool is required

Key specifications

• Head material: forged steel
• Head weight: 570 g
• Handle material: rubber over steel core
• Design: one-piece forged construction with anti-vibration feature
• Grip: ergonomic, non-slip rubber

How to use

Hold the hammer with a firm grip on the rubber handle and position the head squarely against the work surface. Use controlled strikes for trimming or splitting bricks, and avoid overstriking to prevent damage to the handle or head. For tasks requiring repeated impact, allow the Anti-Vibe features to reduce transmitted shock; maintain proper stance and wrist alignment to improve accuracy and safety.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hammer before use for any signs of damage or loosening. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Store the tool in a dry place and keep the striking face clean; repair or replace the hammer if the head shows significant wear or the handle is damaged.