Rubber Mallet Hammer - 25mm - Dual Head

The AKORD Rubber Mallet Hammer is designed for safely installing small parts, assembling furniture...

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The AKORD Rubber Mallet Hammer is an essential tool for DIY enthusiasts, furniture assemblers, and craftspeople who need a non-marring strike for delicate assembly tasks. It offers the key benefit of surface protection through its dual rubber and nylon heads, allowing for controlled force without damaging sensitive materials. The main caveat to keep in mind is its 25mm head size, which makes it ideal for precision work and small parts rather than heavy-duty demolition or framing tasks.

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Model Part NumberTO-22a
BrandAKORD

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FAQs

Can I use this for driving nails?

No, this mallet is designed for assembly and delicate work. Driving metal nails will damage the rubber and nylon heads.

Which side should I use for soft materials?

The rubber head is softer and should be used on delicate finishes, while the nylon head is for firm tasks where you need more impact resistance.

Is the handle replaceable?

The mallet is designed as a complete unit. If the handle or frame is damaged, the unit should be replaced.

Can I use this mallet outside?

Yes, it is suitable for outdoor use, though you should store it inside to protect the grip and head materials from UV degradation.

What is the weight of the mallet?

The mallet is designed to be lightweight with a balance centered toward the head for easy handling.

Troubleshooting

The striking head feels loose

Simply twist the head clockwise until it is flush against the mallet frame to ensure a secure connection.

Surface marks appearing on project

Ensure the rubber head is clean of debris or grit; wipe down with a damp cloth if necessary.

Handle grip feels slippery

Wipe the rubber grip with a mild soap and water solution, then dry thoroughly to restore the non-slip texture.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Non-marring dual head system protects fragile surfaces
  • Lightweight construction reduces fatigue
  • Ergonomic handle provides excellent grip and control
  • Ideal size for assembly of flat-pack furniture
  • Durable tubular steel handle construction

Cons

  • Not suitable for heavy-duty construction or framing
  • Smaller head size may require more strikes for larger projects
  • Lightweight design may lack the momentum needed for stubborn materials

Setup, Compatibility & Care

This tool requires no formal setup—simply ensure the heads are screwed tightly onto the handle before initial use. For compatibility, it is best suited for furniture assembly, automotive trim work, and light hobbyist projects. To maintain the tool, store it in a cool, dry place to prevent corrosion of the metal handle. Periodically check that the rubber and nylon heads are tight, as vibrations from repeated striking can loosen them over time. If the heads become excessively worn or damaged, replace them to ensure continued protection of your project surfaces.