Garland 15007 Plastic Mallet 2 Lb Wood Handle

Product Description

The GARLAND 15007 is a 2-pound head plastic mallet designed for striking tasks where a metal hammer would damage the workpiece or fastener. The head is made from plastic that resists marring finished surfaces and cleans up easily in the field. The handle is solid hickory wood, measuring 16 inches in length, giving the tool a 14-inch overall length. This mallet is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general tradespeople who need controlled impact without surface damage. The 3-inch fractional face diameter provides a broad strike face for consistent contact on sheet metal flanges, plastic fittings, access panels, and ductwork components.

This mallet is suited for light to medium striking applications in residential and commercial trade work. Common uses include seating duct connections, tapping sheet metal into place, driving plastic anchors, and aligning components during rough-in or service calls. The non-marring plastic head makes it appropriate for finished surfaces and visible trim areas where metal tools would leave marks. The hickory handle absorbs impact vibration, reducing hand fatigue during repetitive use on the job site or in the shop.

Key Features

• Non-marring plastic head will not damage finished surfaces or soft materials
• Easy-to-clean head material stays serviceable in dusty or grimy trade environments
• Solid hickory handle provides impact absorption and a secure grip
• 3-inch face diameter delivers a broad, consistent strike surface
• 2-pound head weight offers controlled striking force without excessive recoil
• Compact 14-inch overall length works in tight spaces common in mechanical rooms and wall cavities

Compatibility

General-purpose non-marring mallet suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and light construction trade applications requiring controlled impact on plastic, metal, or finished surfaces.

Installation Notes

No power source or lockout is required for mallet use, but always follow site safety protocols when working near energized equipment. Inspect the hickory handle for cracks or looseness before use and replace if the head shows signs of separation. Do not use this mallet for applications requiring a rubber or dead-blow head, as the plastic face behaves differently on curved or springy surfaces. This tool requires no special certifications to use but should be stored dry to preserve handle integrity.