RUBBER HAMMER ORANGE

• A hammer with a rubber head, typically orange in color.

• Handle can be wood, fiberglass, or plastic with a non-slip grip.

• Rubber head provides a soft strike that minimizes dents, scratches, or marks.

Uses / Advantages:

• Furniture and woodwork: gently tapping joints or parts together without denting wood.

• Tile and flooring work: setting tiles or panels without cracking or chipping.

• Masonry: positioning bricks, blocks, or pavers without damaging edges.

• Metal sheet work: bending or shaping metal without leaving hammer marks.

• Automotive and maintenance work: tapping parts into alignment without damaging surfaces.

• General tasks requiring a soft strike and minimal rebound.

Limitations / Notes:

• Provides less impact force than a steel hammer; not suitable for heavy-duty tasks.

• Not ideal for driving nails, which require a hard strike.

• Rubber heads can wear, deform, or harden over time.

• For hard materials like thick steel, concrete, or masonry, a different hammer may be needed.

Typical Weights / Variants:

• Lightweight (250–500 g) for delicate work.

• Medium weight (500–1000 g) for general workshop use.

• Heavier versions available for more forceful strikes while still protecting surfaces.