Wiha 80290 Dead Blow Hammer Set 3 Piece Replaceable Faces

Product Description

The WIHA 80290 is a 3-piece dead blow hammer set built for trade professionals who need controlled impact without rebound or workpiece damage. Each hammer features a steel body with a cushion grip steel handle and medium-hardness polyurethane replaceable faces. Dead blow construction eliminates rebound on impact, making these hammers well suited for assembly, disassembly, and positioning work where marring or bounce-back would cause damage or safety issues. The replaceable face design extends the service life of the set, allowing worn or damaged faces to be swapped out without replacing the full tool. Overall lengths across the three hammers are 12-5/8 inches, 13-5/8 inches, and 16-5/32 inches.

This set is appropriate for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trade applications where controlled striking force is required. Typical uses include seating ductwork flanges, driving pipe fittings, aligning components during panel or equipment installation, and removing stuck parts during service work. The three-size configuration covers light to moderate striking tasks from confined spaces to open work areas. These hammers are used by service technicians, installers, and maintenance personnel across residential and commercial trade environments.

Key Features

• Dead blow design eliminates rebound and reduces double-strike risk
• Medium-hardness polyurethane faces protect finished and soft surfaces from damage
• Replaceable faces extend tool life without full replacement
• Steel body and steel cushion grip handle provide durability under repeated use
• Three-piece set covers a range of overall lengths: 12-5/8 inches, 13-5/8 inches, and 16-5/32 inches
• Cushion grip handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose dead blow hammer set suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications requiring non-rebound striking with surface protection.

Installation Notes

Dead blow hammers should be inspected before each use for cracked or excessively worn polyurethane faces, which should be replaced promptly to maintain performance. When striking near electrical components or live panels, confirm power is de-energized per applicable NEC or local code requirements before proceeding. Use the appropriate hammer size for the task to avoid over-driving or misalignment. Store hammers away from sharp objects that could cut or gouge the polyurethane faces.