Hammer Vorel 33535 — 1 pc, general-purpose hand hammer

Vorel 33535 — 1 pc, general-purpose hand hammer is a compact manual hammer designed for a range of light to medium tasks in DIY, construction and maintenance. The tool is supplied as a single unit and combines a rubber striking head with a glass-fibre reinforced plastic handle that provides impact resistance and a reduced risk of damage to struck surfaces. Its design emphasizes controlled striking for assembly, repair and light demolition where a softer striking face is preferred.

Advantages

The hammer features a hard black rubber head that minimises surface marring while delivering sufficient force for driving fasteners and light dismantling. The glass fibre based plastic handle adds strength and durability while remaining relatively lightweight. A non-slip cap on the handle improves grip security under normal working conditions. The roughly 45 mm diameter striking face provides a compact contact area suitable for precise strikes.

Suitable for

• Driving nails and fasteners in finish and general carpentry.
• Assembly and repair work where a non-marring striking face is needed.
• Light demolition and adjustment tasks in construction and renovation.
• Maintenance tasks and trade work across plumbing, electrical and joinery where controlled impact is required.

Key specifications

• Striking head material: hard black rubber.
• Handle material: glass fibre reinforced plastic.
• Handle finish: non-slip cap for improved grip.
• Approximate striking face diameter: 45 mm.
• Unit per pack: 1 piece.
• Intended use: general-purpose manual hammering, assembly and light demolition.

How to use

Hold the hammer by the handle with a firm grip, positioning your hand behind the non-slip cap. Use controlled swings to deliver strikes with the rubber head to drive nails or adjust components; avoid excessive force beyond the tool’s intended light-to-medium duty. For precision work, use shorter, controlled taps rather than full-force swings. Inspect the rubber head and handle before use and replace the tool if the head is excessively worn or the handle damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the hammer on materials and fasteners appropriate for a rubber-faced tool: tasks requiring reduced surface damage, controlled impact or vibration dampening. Store in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure of the rubber head to oils or solvents which can degrade the material.