Garland 21000 Rawhide Hammer Replacement Face 1 Inch

Product Description

The GARLAND 21000 is a rawhide replacement face designed for use with solid and split head hammers. Measuring 1 inch in face diameter and 1-1/4 inches in length, this tip provides a medium soft hardness rating suitable for striking applications where surface marring must be minimized. The hammer tip installs directly onto compatible hammer heads, restoring function without replacing the full tool. Tradespeople and maintenance technicians working in assembly, fabrication, or mechanical service environments use this type of replacement face to extend the service life of their existing hammer handles and heads.

This replacement face fits within the 1.0 to 2.9 inch face diameter range and is suited for both solid head and split head hammer configurations. The rawhide material absorbs impact energy and reduces rebound, making it appropriate for applications where controlled force delivery is needed on metal, wood, or finished surfaces. It is commonly used in mechanical assembly, light fabrication, and general maintenance settings across industrial and trade environments.

Key Features

• Rawhide construction provides controlled impact and reduces surface damage on workpieces
• Medium soft hardness grade balances face durability with impact absorption
• 1 inch face diameter fits within the 1.0 to 2.9 inch compatible range for solid and split head hammers
• 1-1/4 inch length provides adequate face depth for secure seating on hammer head
• Designed as a direct replacement face, extending hammer service life without full tool replacement
• Hammer tip profile for focused, controlled strikes

Compatibility

Designed for use with solid and split head hammers accepting a 1 inch face diameter rawhide replacement tip within the 1.0 to 2.9 inch face diameter range.

Installation Notes

Installation of replacement hammer faces is typically performed by maintenance technicians or tool service personnel. Before replacing the face, ensure the hammer head is fully disassembled per the manufacturer procedure and the work area is clear. No power tools are required for most replacement face installations, though a secure work surface is recommended. Inspect the hammer head retaining hardware for wear before reinstalling the new face.