Halder soft-faced hammer with cast iron body and Hickory handle, 800mm, ⌀80mm, rubber / superplastic

The Simplex 3027 series hammer features a combination of rubber and superplastic tips. The medium-hard rubber tip (3202 series) is very wear-resistant, absorbs shocks and is odorless, hence lasts significantly longer than a regular rubber hammer. The superplastic tip (3207 series) allows for a greater impact force than the rubber tip. This medium-hard plastic tip is made of extruded and very homogeneous material. It is markedly more resistant to wear and more durable.

The hammer's body is made of cast iron and includes an integrated handle guard, ensuring high resistance to impacts. The durable hickory wood handle is varnished and ergonomic.

According to the intelligent SIMPLEX principle, all components of the hammer are replaceable. This means you will save on storage space and money.

Hammer features:

• The hammer has two different tips: rubber (black, medium hardness, shock-absorbing, odorless, wear-resistant) and superplastic (white, medium hardness, very durable)
• Cast iron body with integrated handle protection and excellent impact resistance.
• The highly durable hickory wood handle is varnished and ergonomically shaped.
• All parts can be replaced, which allows saving a lot of money and storage space.
• This hammer model can be purchased in several different sizes: 80mm (total weight 3.170g) and 100mm (total weight 5.350g).

Usage:

Landscaping, laying curbs, mounting L-shaped connectors, stair construction and stone splitting, fence and post installation, sheet metal work, scaffold erection, tent setup, various carpentry works, prefabricated house construction, roof structure installation

Manufacturing materials:

• Handle: Hickory wood
• Tip 1: Rubber composite, black, medium hardness, dampens vibration, odorless, wear-resistant
• Tip 2: Superplastic, white, medium hardness, durable, wear-resistant
• Body: Cast iron

The hammer meets RoHS, POP, PFAS, and TSCA requirements, does not contain SVHC substances nor substances designated as "conflict minerals".