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Heavy-Duty 2lb (908g) Plastic Hammer with Durable Handle – Model THO414

Sold by GravaHaus and 4 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This medium-sized heavy-duty plastic hammer features a chrome-plated head with a 44mm diameter and a durable plastic shaft. It is designed for multi-purpose use in various applications such as engineering, assembly, and construction. The hammer comes with two screw-on plastic faces of medium hardness, which are replaceable by hand, allowing for extended tool life. Its ergonomic, non-slip textured grip ensures maximum control and comfort during use. The lightweight design and robust construction make it suitable for precise and efficient striking tasks.

Technical specifications

Head diameter: 44mm

Head weight: 900g (2lb)

Head material: Chrome-plated steel

Face material: Plastic (replaceable)

Face hardness: Medium hard

Shaft material: Plastic

Overall length: approximately 305mm

Handle: Polyurethane shaft with textured PVC grip

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with replacement faces sold separately in various hardness levels and colors:

Orange plastic face (MPN: 73-410PF)

Yellow extra-hard face (MPN: 73-410AF)

Grey soft face (MPN: 73-410VF)

Installation

Replace the existing face by unscrewing it from the head.

Attach the new face by screwing it securely onto the head until firmly in place.

Usage

Use for assembly, engineering, construction, and general striking tasks.

Ensure the face is properly attached before use.

Handle with care to maintain the integrity of the replaceable faces and the tool.

Features

Brand
THOR
Weight
0.9 kg
NF certification
NF414
Warranty
1 year(s)
Colour
Orange

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