Garland 33005 Non-marring Split Head Hammer 104 Oz

Product Description

The GARLAND 33005 is a split head non-marring hammer built for applications where surface protection is critical. The urethane replaceable faces absorb impact and prevent marking or damaging finished surfaces, castings, or precision assemblies. The head weighs 104 ounces and features a 2.75-inch face diameter. A natural, solid hickory wood handle measuring 16 inches in length provides grip and controlled swing weight. This tool is used by millwrights, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance professionals working on equipment that cannot tolerate surface damage from a steel-faced hammer.

The 33005 is suited for residential and commercial maintenance environments, light industrial assembly, and mechanical room installations. Common applications include seating gaskets, driving non-ferrous fittings, adjusting equipment housings, and positioning components during equipment alignment. The replaceable urethane faces extend the service life of the hammer head, making it a practical choice for regular trade use. The expanded wedge and roll pin construction keep the head secure under repeated impact loads.

Key Features

• Replaceable urethane faces prevent surface marring on finished or precision components
• 104-ounce head weight delivers substantial impact force without metal-on-metal contact
• Natural, solid hickory wood handle with 16-inch length for controlled swing
• Split head construction includes expanded wedge, nut, roll pin, and upper and lower jaws
• 2.75-inch fractional face diameter with a 3.75-inch head diameter for broad strike coverage
• Head length of 5.75 inches balances mass distribution across the tool

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring split head hammer suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, mechanical, and light industrial service applications where replaceable urethane faces are required.

Installation Notes

This hammer requires no installation, but face replacement should be performed with the tool secured and away from the work area. Inspect the roll pin, wedge, and jaw assembly before each use to confirm the head is fully seated on the handle. Replace worn or cracked urethane faces before continued use to maintain non-marring performance. Follow shop safety practices and wear appropriate eye protection when driving components.