New!Beta Tools Dead-Blow Hammer with Interchangeable Plastic Faces, Steel Shaft, 1392 60
Item # 234282399
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New!Beta Tools Dead-Blow Hammer with Interchangeable Plastic Faces, Steel Shaft, 1392 60
Item # 234282399
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The steel shafts of the Beta 1392 dead-blow hammers offer exceptional durability and strength, ensuring the hammer can withstand heavy use and resist bending or breaking under high impact forces. This makes them suitable for demanding applications and extends the tools lifespan. The interchangeable plastic faces allow for customization based on the specific task or material being worked on. Different plastic faces provide versatility in achieving the desired impact strength and surface protection. Dead-blow hammers are designed with internal weighted heads that minimize recoil and vibration upon impact. This helps to improve accuracy, control and user comfort by reducing the strain on the user's hand and minimizing fatigue during prolonged use. This rebound hammer has shots in hollow heads that move in the opposite direction compared to a standard hammer, providing a balanced impact and reducing rebound effects, resulting in more controlled and accurate strikes.
- Reinforced Steel Shafts Built for extreme durability and strength, the steel shafts resist bending or breaking even under heavy, repeated impact.
- Interchangeable Plastic Faces Swap faces to match the task, material, or desired impact strength, giving you maximum versatility in one tool.
- SurfaceSafe Striking Plastic faces help protect delicate surfaces from marring while still delivering controlled force.
- DeadBlow Performance Internal weighted heads minimize rebound and vibration, improving accuracy and reducing strain on the user.
- Balanced Impact Technology Shots inside the hollow head move opposite the swing, delivering a more controlled, energyefficient blow than standard hammers.
