Garland 23003 Urethane Soft Face Hammer Tip 1.75 in

Product Description

The GARLAND 23003 is a urethane replacement tip for solid and split head soft face hammers. Measuring 1.75 inches in face diameter and 1.5 inches in length, this tip installs onto compatible hammer heads to restore striking surface without replacing the entire tool. The urethane construction provides a soft-grade hardness rating suited for applications where marring, denting, or deforming the work surface must be avoided. Natural color urethane is the material of choice for assembly, millwright, and maintenance work where metal-on-metal contact is not acceptable. This tip ships as a single-piece replacement unit.

The 23003 tip is designed for trade and industrial use in applications requiring controlled-impact work. Typical scenarios include setting bearings, seating gaskets, driving soft fittings, and general assembly tasks where a steel hammer face would damage the workpiece. It fits solid head and split head hammer designs that accept a 1.75-inch face diameter replacement tip. Maintenance technicians, pipefitters, millwrights, and general mechanical tradespeople are the primary installers.

Key Features

• Urethane material provides soft-grade impact without marring work surfaces
• 1.75-inch face diameter fits hammers in the 1.0 to 2.9-inch face diameter range
• 1.5-inch tip length restores full striking depth on compatible heads
• Compatible with both solid head and split head hammer designs
• Single-piece replacement unit extends tool service life without full hammer replacement
• Natural color urethane for easy visual identification of tip material and condition

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement face tip for solid and split head hammers accepting a 1.75-inch face diameter urethane tip in the 1.0 to 2.9-inch face diameter range.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance technicians and mechanical tradespeople. Before replacing the tip, ensure the hammer is out of service and the head is secured. Follow the hammer manufacturer's instructions for tip removal and seating to avoid damaging the head threads or retaining mechanism. Inspect the hammer head for wear or cracking before installing the new tip.