Garland 26002 Copper Hammer Tip Medium Grade 1.5 Inch Face

Product Description

The GARLAND 26002 is a replacement copper hammer tip designed for use with solid and split head hammers. With a 1.5-inch face diameter and medium hardness grade, this tip delivers controlled impact force suitable for assembly, forming, and striking work where a softer face is needed to protect workpiece surfaces. The copper construction provides the necessary mass and density for effective energy transfer while reducing the risk of marring or damaging finished metal components. Installation requires no special tools and is handled by machinists, millwrights, pipefitters, and general trade mechanics as part of routine hammer maintenance.

This replacement tip is suited for both shop and field applications where non-sparking or surface-safe impact work is required. Typical use cases include driving pins or fasteners in finished assemblies, adjusting close-tolerance components, and general fabrication tasks where steel hammer faces would cause unacceptable surface damage. The medium hardness rating positions this tip between soft and hard grades, making it a versatile general-purpose choice for a wide range of striking tasks across HVAC, plumbing, mechanical, and industrial environments.

Key Features

• Copper material provides controlled, surface-safe impact with good mass for energy transfer
• Medium hardness grade suits general-purpose striking tasks across multiple trades
• 1.5-inch face diameter fits a broad range of solid and split head hammer handles
• Hammer tip profile ensures consistent face-to-workpiece contact on each strike
• Single-piece replacement tip simplifies field and shop servicing of mallet heads

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement tip for solid and split head hammers accepting a face diameter in the 1.0-inch to 2.9-inch range. Specific handle model compatibility should be verified against the hammer manufacturer documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Replacement hammer tips are typically installed and serviced by mechanics, millwrights, or trade professionals familiar with interchangeable-head mallet systems. Ensure the hammer handle is fully disassembled and free of any retained tip before seating the new face. Follow the hammer manufacturer guidelines for securing the tip to the head body. Inspect the seating interface for wear or deformation before reinstalling to ensure the tip is fully retained during use.