Garland 15005 Plastic Mallet 1.25 Lb 2.5 in Face 14 in

Product Description

The GARLAND 15005 is a 1.25-pound plastic-head mallet built for trade and maintenance applications where a steel hammer would damage the workpiece. The 2.5-inch diameter plastic face delivers controlled striking force without marring surfaces, making it suitable for driving plastic fittings, seating gaskets, assembling ductwork components, and light mechanical assembly work. The hickory wood handle measures 14 inches in overall length, providing a comfortable grip and natural shock absorption. At 1.3 pounds total package weight, the tool is easy to carry on the job. Licensed tradespeople across HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical service keep this style of mallet in their service kit for tasks that require impact without surface damage.

This mallet is well suited for residential and commercial service work where non-marring impact tools are required. Common applications include seating PVC or ABS fittings, aligning sheet metal duct sections, tapping pipe hangers into position, and general assembly tasks on finished or coated surfaces. The plastic face is easy to wipe clean between jobs, which is a practical advantage in field service environments where tools move between multiple sites.

Key Features

• 1.25-pound plastic head will not mar or scratch workpiece surfaces
• 2.5-inch fractional face diameter provides a broad, controlled strike zone
• 14-inch overall length with a hickory wood handle for grip and shock absorption
• Plastic face material is easy to clean after use
• Lightweight design suitable for extended use in field service applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring striking tool compatible with typical trade service tasks in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical assembly applications where surface protection is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Always use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection when striking any object. Inspect the hickory handle for cracks or looseness before each use and replace the tool if the head is cracked or the handle is compromised. This tool is not rated for heavy demolition or metal-on-metal impact work.