Iron Hammers
This is the most common type of material. Iron croquet hammers are relatively cheap and have good hardness and strength. Ordinary iron crook hammer is suitable for general daily use and some of the tool requirements are not particularly high working environment. However, iron croquet hammers are prone to rust if they are not well treated against rust, affecting their service life and appearance.
Steel Croquet Hammers
The quality of steel is superior to ordinary iron, and a steel croquet hammer has higher strength and toughness. It is more durable than iron crochet hammers and can withstand greater impacts. In industrial manufacturing, professional carpentry and other fields, steel croquet hammers are more ideal. Some high-end steel crook hammers also undergo a special heat treatment process to further improve their performance.
Alloy Hammers
Alloy croquet hammers are made of special alloy materials, such as titanium alloy. In addition to high strength and toughness, such croquet hammers may also have some special properties, such as lighter weight (for the same strength), better corrosion resistance and so on. However, alloy ramshorn hammers are usually more expensive and are mainly used in specialised fields or by high-end users who demand the highest performance from their tools.