Halder 3208.040 Hard White Nylon Hammer Tip 1-37/64 in

Product Description

The HALDER 3208.040 is a hard-grade white nylon replacement tip designed for use with compatible HALDER interchangeable-face hammers and mallets. Nylon striking faces in the hard grade deliver firm, controlled impact force while protecting workpiece surfaces from steel-on-material damage. The 1-37/64 inch face diameter makes this tip suitable for medium-duty assembly, disassembly, and positioning tasks. Installation and replacement are straightforward, allowing technicians and tradespeople to swap tip hardness grades quickly without changing out the entire mallet body.

This replacement tip is used across industrial assembly lines, mechanical shops, and trade service work where surface protection during striking operations is required. Hard-grade nylon faces are chosen when the user needs more rebound and force transfer than softer grades provide, while still avoiding marring or denting finished metal, plastic, or composite surfaces. Typical applications include fitting components, seating bearings, and aligning parts during assembly or field service.

Key Features

• Hard-grade nylon construction for firm impact with surface protection
• 1-37/64 inch face diameter for medium-duty striking tasks
• White color coding indicates hard grade for quick identification in the field
• Interchangeable tip design allows fast swapping without replacing the mallet body
• Nylon face reduces risk of marring or damaging workpiece surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement tip for HALDER interchangeable-face hammers and mallets accepting a 1-37/64 inch diameter face insert. Confirm face diameter and retention method against your existing mallet body before ordering.

Installation Notes

Replacement tips are typically installed and removed by hand or with light tool assistance depending on the mallet body retention style. Ensure the mallet body is free of debris in the tip socket before seating the new face. No power tools or heat are required for standard tip changes. Follow the mallet manufacturer's instructions for proper tip retention and torque if a fastened retention system is used.