Unior Dead Blow Hammer

Description

Dead Blow Hammer with lacquered metal tubular handle with plastic grip.

Features

• metal balls in the head absorb the impact
• those granulates absorb the impact
• lacquered metal housing
• lacquered metal tubular handle with plastic grip
• polyurethane faces are unchangeable
• high security

Advantages:

• An advantage over an ordinary hammer is that it doesn´t bounce back from the object because of the steel granulate which absorbs the impact.
• Steel balls in the hammerhead prevent rebound and add additional striking force.
• Less handle vibration while striking!

Usage:

• Hammer is used for mounting ball bearings, furniture assembly, and interior and exterior lay paving.
• Not recommended for use on sharp objects. Strike on sharp objects can damage the polyurethane face of the hammer.

High-quality material

Made of Premium Flex Plus Carbon Steel, Unior hammers have an induction-hardened striking surface and peen. The superiority of the materials and state-of-the-art manufacture are two qualities distinguishing not only hammers but also other Unior striking tools, such as forged chisels and various punches.

Ergonomic design

Their most common use – driving nails – has long been propagated by various types of hammers and other striking tools. The range of original wooden-handle hammers was expanded by metal-handle tools, additionally insulated with a plastic case. Unior hammers have ergonomically designed plastic cases to improve grip and ensure safer use.

Precision

The purpose of general-use hammers or mason’s, framing, locksmith’s, welding, and other specific-use hammers is to effectively transfer active power to one precise target.