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Prosolve | SKU:
170040
Soft Faced Hammer
£38.33
Ex. VAT
£45.99
Inc. VAT
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Soft Faced Hammer
Regular price
£45.99
Unit price
Unavailable
Soft Faced Hammer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Built for mark-free assembly
Mark-free assembly
Nylon faces strike without denting or scratching chrome tube, paintwork or other finished surfaces.
Protects delicate finishes
Built for tapping components together where a steel-faced hammer would damage the surface.
Genuine hickory handle
A branded, genuine hickory handle gives a durable grip that stands up to repeated site use.
Overview
Soft Faced Hammer - Overview
The Soft Faced Hammer is a double-faced assembly hammer for jobs where a steel hammer would mark the work. White and yellow nylon faces sit either side of a metal collar on a genuine hickory handle, making it well suited to assembling chrome and square tube fittings without denting or scratching the finish.
300mm
Length
95mm
Width
30mm
Height
1.0kg
Weight
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Length | 300mm |
| Width | 95mm |
| Height | 30mm |
| Weight | 1.0kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon head faces with hickory handle |
| Head faces | White and yellow nylon |
| Handle | Genuine hickory wood |
Frequently asked questions
Will this hammer mark chrome tube or other finished surfaces?
Will this hammer mark chrome tube or other finished surfaces?
No. The nylon head faces are designed to strike without denting or scratching chrome tube, paintwork or similar finished surfaces, unlike a standard steel-faced hammer.
What is the handle made from?
What is the handle made from?
A genuine hickory wood handle, branded on the shaft, chosen for its strength and shock absorption during repeated strikes.
What are the head faces made from?
What are the head faces made from?
Nylon. The head has two faces, one white and one yellow, set either side of a metal collar.
How heavy is the hammer?
How heavy is the hammer?
1.0kg, with an overall length of 300mm, so it is easy to keep to hand on site or in the workshop.
What is it typically used for?
What is it typically used for?
Assembling chrome and square tube fittings, and any job where components need to be tapped together without marking the finish.
Is it suitable for workshop use as well as site work?
Is it suitable for workshop use as well as site work?
Yes. It works equally well for site assembly and workshop or fabrication bench work wherever a soft, controlled strike is needed.
