Wiha 80245 Dead Blow Hammer Polyurethane Head 12-3/16 in

Product Description

The WIHA 80245 is a dead blow hammer built for trade professionals who need controlled impact without rebound. The polyurethane head absorbs energy on contact, eliminating the bounce-back common with standard mallets. The steel handle is fitted with an anti-vibration ergonomic cushion grip, reducing fatigue during repeated strikes. At 12-3/16 inches overall length, the hammer offers a balanced reach for tight and open work areas alike. The replacement faces press in quickly and are available separately, making long-term serviceability straightforward. This tool suits HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades anywhere a marring-free strike is required.

Dead blow hammers are used across residential and commercial job sites for tasks that demand precise, controlled impact — seating ductwork flanges, driving conduit connectors, freeing seized fittings, assembling press-fit components, and aligning equipment without surface damage. The WIHA 80245 is a fit for any technician or installer who works with materials that cannot tolerate a steel-face strike. The cushion grip and anti-vibration construction make it practical for prolonged use in confined mechanical spaces.

Key Features

• Polyurethane head delivers marring-free, controlled impact with minimal rebound
• Steel handle provides rigid support and durability under heavy use
• Anti-vibration ergonomic cushion grip reduces hand and wrist fatigue
• Replaceable faces with quick press-fit design for low-cost long-term serviceability
• 1-3/4 inch face diameter suited for moderate-to-heavy impact work
• 12-3/16 inch overall length balances reach and control

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose dead blow hammer for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications where a non-marring strike tool is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Before use, inspect the polyurethane face for cracks or wear and replace if damaged. When replacing faces, use the press-fit method only — do not use adhesives or excessive force that could damage the head assembly. Store away from petroleum solvents that may degrade the polyurethane material over time.