GARLAND 31001 1-1/4" Face Diameter, 1.5 lbs. Head Weight, 11" Overall Length Rawhide Face Mallet

Non-marring Split-head Hammers with Rawhide or Nylon Faces from Garland for Excellent Results. Garland Split-head hammers are the safest tools when compared to conventional steel hammers. You can use these high-quality rawhide/nylon-faced hammers for striking machined surfaces, and they do not distort the surface of your workpiece as they are highly impact-resistant. Instead, the striking faces of the hammers get shaped according to the part you are striking them with, which helps you reduce the rebound damage to your part. The hammers also efficiently minimize the noise in your workplace. Garland brings you these non-marring rawhide/nylon-face hammers in different models from #31001 through #31005, along with replaceable rawhide and nylon faces that you can buy separately. The five varying face diameter models available are 1-1/4, 1-1/2, 1-3/4, 2, and 2-3/4 inches, and their overall lengths are 11, 12-1/2, 12-3/4, 14, and 16 inches. You can use these split-head hammers from Garland on a versatile range of materials and surfaces. The hammers are the best to be employed in automotive repair and maintenance, metalworking, foundry, assembly, and many other similar industries. The hammers can do the work of five different hammers as you can change their faces on the go. These split-head hammers come with a head that has a metal tube from the ends of which the faces come out. You can easily replace these striking faces once they get worn out. Just loosen the nut provided under the head; replace the old faces with the new ones, and tighten the nut back. And, you are done! Moreover, the hammers offer a solid wooden handle that is comfortable, and it allows you to exert the right amount of force for your specific work.

Benefits

• Garland split-head hammers can be used for striking various machined surfaces, and the impact-resistant hammers do not distort workpiece surfaces.
• The hammers' striking faces get shaped according to the part you are striking them with and thus do not cause rebound damage to your part.
• The non-marrying hammers from Garland efficiently reduce noise in your workplace.
• You can replace the worn-out striking faces by loosening the nut provided, changing the faces, and then tightening the nut back.

Applications

• You can make use of these split-head hammers from a wide range of surfaces and material types.
• The non-marring hammers work the best in metalworking, automotive repair and maintenance, foundry, assembly, and many similar industries.
• Garland split-head hammers can do the work of five different hammers as you can change their faces easily.
• They are the safest tools as compared to conventional steel hammers.

Features

• Garland non-marring rawhide/nylon-face hammers come in five models, from #31001 through #31005.
• Their face diameters are 1-1/4, 1-1/2, 1-3/4, 2, and 2-3/4 inches, and they come with 11, 12-1/2, 12-3/4, 14, and 16-inches overall lengths.
• The split-head hammers' head comprises a metal tube from the ends of which the faces extend.
• The comfortable, solid wooden handle helps you exert adequate force during work.
• You can buy replaceable rawhide or nylon faces separately when the faces get worn out.