Nupla 10063 Dead Blow Hammer 3 Lb Urethane Head

Product Description

The NUPLA 10063 is a dead blow hammer designed for controlled-impact striking tasks where rebound must be minimized and driving force must be maximized. The head is constructed from hard urethane and is shot-loaded composite, which absorbs rebound energy and transfers more force into each strike. The 3 lb head measures 2-3/16 inches in face diameter and 2-5/8 inches in head diameter, with an overall length of 14-5/16 inches. A fiberglass handle, 12 inches in length, provides durability and reduces vibration fatigue during extended use. Mechanics, millwrights, assemblers, and general trade professionals rely on this tool for assembly, alignment, and driving work.

The NUPLA 10063 is suited for residential and commercial maintenance environments, assembly lines, and field service applications. It is used wherever a standard steel hammer would risk surface damage or excessive rebound. The shot-loaded composite construction increases striking power and driving force compared to hollow dead blow designs. The urethane head is rated hard, making it appropriate for use on metal, plastic, and composite components where a softer mallet would be insufficient. An optional steel face is available for extra-hard surface applications.

Key Features

• 3 lb urethane head delivers controlled impact with reduced rebound
• Shot-loaded composite construction increases striking power and driving force
• 2-3/16 inch face diameter and 2-5/8 inch head diameter for broad contact area
• Hard-rated urethane head suitable for metal, plastic, and composite surfaces
• 12 inch fiberglass handle resists breakage and reduces vibration transfer
• Available with one steel face for use on extra-hard surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose dead blow hammer for use across mechanical assembly, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and maintenance trades requiring controlled non-rebound striking.

Installation Notes

No power source or lockout procedure is required for hand tool use. Inspect the urethane head before each use for cracking, splitting, or loose shot material, and remove the tool from service if damage is found. Store away from petroleum-based solvents, which can degrade urethane over time. Follow applicable site safety requirements for personal protective equipment when performing striking operations.