The Hammer: Types, Purpose of Use, and Hammers from the POPAR Program
The hammer is one of the oldest and most basic hand tools, used in construction, workshops, and everyday tasks. Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, having a quality hand tool like a hammer is essential in any toolbox. In this article, we’ll explore different types of hammers, their uses, and the hammers available in the POPAR range.
Carpenter's hammer
Carpenter's hammers have a flat head on one side and a claw for nail removal on the other. This is one of the most common types of hammers used in carpentry for driving nails and assembly work.
Blacksmith’s hammer
A blacksmith’s hammer features a heavy head designed for high-impact strikes. This type of hammer is used for shaping metals.
Rubber mallet
A rubber mallet has a soft head made from rubber material, which prevents surface damage. It’s commonly used in tiling work and other tasks involving delicate materials.
Masonry hammer
A masonry hammer has a square head and a sharp, wedge-like tip on the opposite side. It’s perfect for breaking bricks and other construction materials.
Sheet metal hammer
This hammer is designed specifically for shaping metal sheets, where precision is key.
| Locksmith's hammer POPAR | Rubber hammer POPAR | Masonry hammer POPAR |
| Locksmith's hammer with metal head and wooden handle. Suitable for all woodworkers and DIYers. Excellent for nailing and precision assembly work. | Rubber hammer with soft edges and a sturdy rubberised handle for a firm grip. Ideal for assembly of sensitive materials and precision work without damaging surfaces. | Masonry hammer with polished head and ergonomic handle to reduce vibration during impact. Perfect for demanding masonry and construction work. |
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