Garland 34002 Non-marring Split Head Hammer 2 Lb

Product Description

The GARLAND 34002 is a split head non-marring hammer designed for striking tasks where surface protection is critical. Weighing 2 pounds with a 1.5-inch face diameter plastic head, it delivers controlled impact without scarring or denting finished surfaces. The head features a replaceable face design, extending the service life of the tool without requiring full replacement. A solid hickory wood handle provides grip and shock absorption during use. Trades workers in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service use this type of hammer when setting components, driving fittings, or working near finished panels and equipment housings.

This hammer is suited for light to medium-duty applications in both residential and commercial service environments. Its split head construction with expanded wedge, nut, roll pin, and upper and lower jaw components allows the striking face to be swapped out when worn. The natural hickory handle measures 12.5 inches, contributing to an overall tool length of 12.5 inches. It is well-matched for bench work, assembly tasks, and on-site mechanical service where a steel hammer would cause unacceptable surface damage.

Key Features

• Replaceable plastic striking face extends tool service life
• Split head design with expanded wedge, nut, roll pin, and upper and lower jaws
• 2 lb head weight provides controlled impact force
• Natural solid hickory wood handle for grip and vibration dampening
• 1.5-inch face diameter suited for targeted, precise strikes
• Non-marring construction protects finished surfaces and sensitive components

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-marring split head hammer suitable for trade and mechanical service applications requiring surface-safe striking.

Installation Notes

No power source is required for use of this hand tool. When replacing the striking face, ensure the expanded wedge and jaw components are fully seated before use. Follow standard tool inspection practices and replace any cracked or deformed handle or head components before continuing service. Store away from moisture to preserve the integrity of the hickory handle.