Nupla 15156 Replacement Hammer Tip 1.5 in Medium Hard

Product Description

The NUPLA 15156 is a threaded replacement hammer tip designed for use with solid and split head hammers. The face measures 1.5 inches in diameter and is rated medium hard, making it suitable for applications that require controlled impact without damaging softer workpiece surfaces. The cream-colored plastic face provides a visual indicator of hardness grade for quick identification in the field. Licensed tradespeople and maintenance professionals install this tip as a direct replacement when faces wear or need to be swapped for a different hardness grade.

This replacement tip fits residential and commercial maintenance, manufacturing, and general trade applications where non-marring or reduced-impact-damage striking is required. It is appropriate for use in mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and general construction environments wherever a solid or split head hammer is part of the workflow. The threaded design allows for fast field replacement without special tooling.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch face diameter fits the standard range for solid and split head hammer heads
• Medium hard grade balances impact force with workpiece protection
• Threaded replacement design for tool-free or minimal-tool installation
• Cream color coding allows quick hardness-grade identification
• Plastic face material reduces marring on finished or sensitive surfaces
• Steel material construction on the threaded shank for durability

Compatibility

Designed as a threaded replacement face for solid and split head hammers accepting a 1.5-inch diameter tip.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance technicians or trade professionals using standard hand tools. Before replacing the tip, ensure the hammer head is fully removed from service and not under load. Thread the replacement face into the hammer head by hand until snug, then tighten according to the hammer manufacturer's guidelines. Inspect the threaded shank for wear or damage before reinstalling the hammer into service.