Solid rubber mallet N°2 black 500 g
- Item no.
- HH 908002
- EAN
- 5420000017986
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Specifications
- Brand
- Solid
- Article number
- HH 908002
- EAN
- 5420000017986
- Category
- Special hammers
- Availability
- 1 left in Lanaken
Description
Solid rubber hammer N°2 black 500 gr can be found at Proffix under Special hammers.
In stock in our store in Lanaken. In stock and ordered before 15:00? Shipped today. Free pickup in our store in Lanaken; delivery in the area is possible after consultation.
Article number HH 908002, EAN 5420000017986. Not sure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help you choose.
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Art. PM 504035What to look for in a rubber hammer
A black rubber hammer, such as the N°2 of 500 grams on this page, is used when you want to strike something into place without damaging the surface. The rubber head gives with the blow, so you are less likely to get dents, scratches or broken edges. That makes this type of hammer suitable for materials that must not show marks.
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This hammer falls within the category special hammers, under hammers, sledges and claw hammers. The weight of 500 grams sits between a light and a heavy version and is intended for work where you want to work in a controlled way with reasonable striking force.
What do you use a black rubber mallet for?
A rubber mallet is often used when fitting and aligning parts, for example laying tiles or paving, loosening joints, or tapping sheet metal and profiles into place. The advantage is that you can control the force without damaging the material. For work where you need to drive nails or shape metal, a rubber head is not the right choice.
The weight of 500 grams
The weight determines how much force you can transfer with a single blow. A hammer of 500 grams is heavy enough to deliver a firm tap, but remains easy to handle over longer periods of work. If you need finer or heavier work, it is better to look at a lighter or heavier version. Also check whether the head and handle suit your type of job.
Choosing and comparing
When comparing, look at the weight, the size of the head and the way the handle is attached. Black rubber can leave marks on some surfaces, so test the hammer first on an inconspicuous spot if you are working on a sensitive surface. On this page you will find the article code and the price, so you can easily locate the product and compare it with other hammers in the range.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a rubber mallet and an ordinary hammer?
A rubber mallet has a head that gives slightly on impact, so the workpiece is less likely to be damaged. An ordinary hammer with a metal head delivers a hard blow and is intended, among other things, for nails and chisel work.
Can I also drive nails with this hammer?
A rubber mallet is not meant for that. To drive nails, use a hammer with a metal head.
Is 500 gram suitable for heavy work?
It is a medium weight for controlled work. For heavier jobs, look at a heavier rubber mallet or another hammer from the category hammers, sledgehammers and heavy mallets.
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