VERTO splitting maul 2,700 g with fibreglass handle and striking face
Hammer and chisel
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Rubber mallet with black rubber head and wooden handle, 340–900 g
Hammer and chisel
Regular priceFrom €2,99 *Unit price
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Carpenter's hammer 600 g with magnetic nail holder and nail puller
Hammer and chisel
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Top Tools Carpenter’s Hammer 600 g with Magnetic Nail Holder and Fibreglass Handle
Hammer and chisel
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Top Tools bodywork hammer, 35 mm, with rubber and plastic striking faces
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Top Tools lump hammer with hardened steel head and wooden handle, 260 mm, 1000–1250 g
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Which design suits which task?
| Design | Typical selection question | Key point |
|---|---|---|
| Engineer's hammer | Driving nails, straightening or striking with a flat face? | GEDORE describes a flat face and wedge-shaped peen; choose the head weight according to the impact required. |
| Soft-face hammer | Do you need to minimise damage to a finished surface? | Check the face material and its suitability for your workpiece. |
| Roofing hammer | Is a nail holder or claw important for the workflow? | Compare the actual features of the specific version. |
Example: controlled strikes on a small workpiece
A heavier head does not automatically produce a better result. Where space is limited and the target area is small, manageable dimensions and a suitable striking face matter more. For a delicate visible surface, look instead for an explicitly suitable soft-face hammer.
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Technical reference: GEDORE: Hammer types and the construction of an engineer's hammer.
