Halder 3380.040 Dead Blow Hammer 25 Oz Polyurethane Head

Product Description

The HALDER 3380.040 is a 25-ounce dead blow hammer designed for controlled-impact work where rebound must be eliminated and surface damage kept to a minimum. The head is constructed from medium-hard polyurethane, which delivers extremely high impact force relative to its weight while dampening noise and preventing rebound on the work surface. The steel handle is permanently bonded to the head through a break-proof connection, maintaining structural integrity under repeated heavy use. At 11.7656 inches overall length, this mallet suits a wide range of striking tasks performed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, pipefitters, electricians, and general trade mechanics.

This dead blow hammer is suited for residential and commercial installation and service work where non-marring, non-rebounding strikes are required. Typical applications include seating ductwork fittings, driving conduit hangers, aligning pipe flanges, setting sheet metal components, and general assembly work where a standard steel hammer would cause surface damage or uncontrolled rebound. The replaceable rectangular face is a practical advantage in production or field environments where head wear is a maintenance concern.

Key Features

• Non-rebounding dead blow design eliminates bounce-back for controlled, accurate strikes
• Medium-hard polyurethane head delivers high impact force at low head weight
• Noise-dampening construction reduces audible impact in occupied or confined spaces
• Replaceable rectangular face extends service life and reduces replacement cost
• Break-proof connection between polyurethane head and steel handle for long-term durability
• 25-ounce head weight balances striking power with user fatigue management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dead blow mallet for general trade hand tool applications requiring non-marring, non-rebounding impact in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service work.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for hand-tool striking applications and requires no power source or fastener installation. Inspect the polyurethane head and handle connection before each use and replace the face or retire the tool if cracking, deformation, or loosening is observed. When driving fitted components, use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses. Store away from prolonged UV exposure and solvents, which can degrade polyurethane over time.