Garland 33004 Non-marring Split Head Hammer 4 Lb

Product Description

The GARLAND 33004 is a split head non-marring hammer designed for striking applications where surface damage must be avoided. The 4-pound urethane head delivers firm impact force without marking or denting the work surface. A solid hickory wood handle provides grip and vibration absorption during use. The replaceable face design extends the tool's service life without requiring full head replacement. Licensed tradespeople and maintenance technicians working in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service rely on this type of hammer when working around finished panels, equipment housings, and sensitive components.

The GARLAND 33004 is suited for residential and commercial trade environments where non-marring impact is required. Common applications include driving couplings, seating gaskets, adjusting sheet metal components, and assembling equipment where steel hammer strikes would cause cosmetic or structural damage. The replaceable urethane face allows technicians to swap worn faces on the job rather than replacing the full tool, making it practical for regular field use.

Key Features

• Replaceable urethane face prevents surface marring during impact work
• 4-pound head weight in the 3.0 to 5.9 lb range for controlled striking force
• Natural, solid hickory wood handle for durability and vibration dampening
• Split head construction with expanded wedge, nut, roll pin, and upper and lower jaws
• 2-inch face diameter for focused contact on fittings and components
• 3-inch head diameter with a 5-3/8-inch head length

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring split head hammer for trade and industrial use. Compatible with standard replacement urethane faces sized for 2-inch face diameter split head hammer assemblies.

Installation Notes

This hammer is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general mechanics as a hand tool requiring no installation. Before use, inspect the urethane face and handle for cracks or looseness. When replacing the urethane face, follow the manufacturer's procedure for disassembling the split head assembly using the included hardware components. Store the tool in a dry environment to prevent handle swelling or face degradation.