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Stahlwille Nylon Dead Blow Hammer, Striking Surface 30mm - ST 70190130

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Stahlwille Nylon Dead Blow Hammer, Striking Surface 30mm - ST 70190130Stahlwille Nylon Dead Blow Hammer, Striking Surface 30mm ST 70190130 A Dead Blow Hammer is a type of hammer designed to minimize rebound and absorb shock, making it ideal for tasks that require precision and a controlled impact. It features a hollow head filled with sand or steel shot, which helps absorb the blow's energy and reduce the risk of damage to the workpiece. The dead blow hammer is commonly used in automotive, construction, and metalworking

Stahlwille Nylon Dead Blow Hammer, Striking Surface 30mm - ST 70190130

A Dead Blow Hammer is a type of hammer designed to minimize rebound and absorb shock, making it ideal for tasks that require precision and a controlled impact. It features a hollow head filled with sand or steel shot, which helps absorb the blow's energy and reduce the risk of damage to the workpiece. The dead blow hammer is commonly used in automotive, construction, and metalworking applications, where controlled strikes are essential. It is particularly effective for delicate tasks, such as assembling or disassembling parts without leaving marks or damaging surfaces. The hammer's non-marring face is perfect for striking materials without causing damage.

Features:

  • Metal ball in the hammer head for recoilless work
  • Steel shot in the hammer head to prevent recoil
  • Interchangeable heads made of medium-hard polyurethane
  • Hickory shaft
  • Resilient but workpiece-friendly. Dead blow mallet No 10959 with steel shot in the hollow head ensures recoil_x0002_free strike

Specifications:

  • Hardness Degree: 73 Shore
  • Striking Surface Dia: 30mm
  • Overall Weight: 1.01 lbs
  • L1 Size: 330mm
  • L2 Size: 110mm
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