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The GARLAND 11000 is a rawhide mallet designed for striking tasks that require a firm, non-marring blow. The head is constructed from water buffalo rawhide, rated hard, and delivers broad-faced impact without damaging finished surfaces or soft metal components. The handle is wood, providing a traditional grip and natural shock absorption during use. Weighing 0.125 pounds, this is a lightweight hand tool suited for assembly, disassembly, and adjustment work across mechanical and trade applications. The 1-inch fractional face diameter and 2-inch head length make it compact and easy to control in confined spaces.
This mallet is appropriate for light-duty striking tasks in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical work. Common applications include seating gaskets, aligning fittings, tapping components into position, and driving without leaving tool marks. It is well suited for bench work and field service where a standard metal hammer would cause surface damage or component deformation.
Designed as a general-purpose rawhide mallet suitable for mechanical assembly, light fabrication, and trade service work where a non-marring striking tool is required.
This tool is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general mechanics for hand-striking tasks. No power source is required. Inspect the rawhide head before use for cracks or separation, and replace if structural integrity is compromised. Do not use this mallet as a substitute for a dead-blow or rubber mallet in applications requiring significant impact force.
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