Soft Head Hammers

Hit hard with a soft blow
The term “soft” does not refer to the impact delivered, but to the contact made by these hammers. They have solid, heavy heads for good driving force, but the striking face yields readily on contact to prevent damage to the surface struck.
 
For countless applications:

  • In Parts Assembly…to drive stubborn, close fitting or heavy components together (or apart) without harming them.
  • For Manufacturing…to prevent damage to the products or the equipment used in production, decreasing scrap and down-time.
  • When Setting Up…to protect edges on tools, punches, or dies; surfaces of fixtures, holders, and other equipment.
  • Around Machines…to safeguard beds, ways, slides, and other fine surfaces critical to the machine’s function.
  • For Maintenance…to assure that repairs are made, rather than more problems caused by beating with a hard hammer.

In General…a “soft” hammer will reduce repairs, rework, or rejects caused by direct or accidental blows from too “hard” a hammer.