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The GARLAND 11007 is a weighted rawhide hammer built for trade and industrial applications where a metal-faced hammer would damage the workpiece. The head is constructed from hard water buffalo rawhide with a broad 1.25-inch face diameter, delivering firm, controlled strikes without marring soft metals, finished surfaces, or fitted components. The handle is turned hickory, a traditional choice for shock absorption and grip during repetitive use. At 0.5 pounds total head weight, the hammer balances control with enough mass for seating, aligning, and assembling parts in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service work.
This hammer is suited for residential and light commercial trade work where non-marring strikes are required. Typical applications include seating pipe fittings, driving soft connectors, assembling ductwork components, tapping circuit breakers into panelboards, and general assembly tasks where a steel hammer would cause deformation or cosmetic damage. The broad-faced, weighted head reduces the chance of glancing blows during close-quarter work.
Designed as a general-purpose non-marring hand tool suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical assembly tasks requiring controlled impact without surface damage.
Rawhide hammers are a hand tool requiring no power source or lockout procedure. Inspect the rawhide head before each use for cracks, loose faces, or separation from the weighted core, and replace if compromised. Ensure the hickory handle is free of cracks and seated firmly in the head before use. Standard shop and jobsite PPE including eye protection is recommended when driving any hand tool.
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