Garland 33003 Non-marring Split Head Hammer 44 Oz

Product Description

The GARLAND 33003 is a split head non-marring hammer designed for applications where surface protection is critical. The replaceable urethane face delivers impact force without scratching, denting, or otherwise damaging finished surfaces, coated materials, or soft metals. Built on a natural solid hickory wood handle measuring 12.75 inches in length, it provides a firm, shock-absorbing grip during extended use. The head weighs 44 ounces and measures 4.75 inches in length with a 2.75-inch head diameter. This hammer is a standard tool for millwrights, pipefitters, equipment installers, and general maintenance technicians who need controlled strikes without surface damage.

The GARLAND 33003 is well-suited for assembly and disassembly tasks in mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial maintenance settings. Its split head design with expanded wedge, upper and lower jaws, roll pin, and nut construction allows technicians to replace the urethane face when it wears, extending the service life of the tool. It is appropriate for residential and commercial service environments where marring sensitive components during installation or removal is a concern.

Key Features

• Replaceable urethane face protects finished and coated surfaces from impact damage
• Split head design with expanded wedge, upper and lower jaws, nut, and roll pin for easy face replacement
• Natural solid hickory wood handle for durability and vibration absorption
• 44 oz head weight delivers substantial controlled impact force
• 1.75-inch fractional face diameter suitable for medium-duty striking tasks
• Tool style: split head hammer for targeted, non-damaging applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring split head hammer for mechanical assembly, equipment installation, and maintenance tasks requiring surface-safe impact work.

Installation Notes

This hammer is used by trade technicians across HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical installation trades. Before beginning any striking task, confirm the work surface material and select the appropriate face hardness. When replacing the urethane face, follow the manufacturer disassembly sequence for the split head components to avoid damaging the jaws or roll pin. Inspect the hickory handle regularly for cracks or looseness before use.