Key Features
- Soft rubber head prevents surface damage and reduces rebound
- Durable hardwood handle for long-lasting performance and comfort
- Non-marring – safe for use on painted surfaces, steel, and aluminum
- Shock-absorbing design minimizes hand and arm fatigue
- Corrosion-resistant construction suitable for marine environments
- IMPA 612751 certified product – meets international ship supply standards
Technical Specifications
| IMPA Code | 612751 |
|---|---|
| Category | 61 – Hand Tools |
| Product Type | Rubber Hammer (Mallet) |
| Head Material | Rubber |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Head Weight | 1 lb (450 g) |
| Handle Length | 12 inches (300 mm) |
| Total Weight | 1.5 lb (680 g) |
| Application | Ship maintenance, metalworking, woodworking |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a rubber hammer used for on ships?
A rubber hammer is used to deliver controlled impact to parts without damaging their surfaces. Common applications include seating bearings, aligning panels, and striking chisels or punches where a steel hammer would be too harsh.
Can the rubber head be replaced if it wears out?
Yes, many rubber hammers feature replaceable heads. This allows you to extend the life of the tool by simply swapping out the worn rubber head instead of purchasing a new hammer.
How do I choose the right size rubber hammer for my needs?
Choose a hammer weight that provides enough force without excessive effort. For light tasks such as tapping trim, a 0.5 lb hammer works. For heavier work like seating large bearings, a 2 lb model is more suitable. The 1 lb size is a good all-purpose choice for ship maintenance.
Is the rubber hammer suitable for use in wet environments?
Yes, this hammer is designed for marine use. The rubber head is naturally water-resistant, and the wooden handle is treated to resist moisture, though it's best to wipe it dry after use to prolong its life.
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