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La cabeza llena de acero añade fuerza adicional a los golpes de martillo y elimina el rebote y la chispa. El diseño de unidifusión hace que el martillo sea sólido y duradero, y minimiza el daño y amortigua el ruido cuando golpea el par de la superficie. La superficie de la cabeza del martillo es lisa y brillante. Materiales sólidos y duraderos, resistencia al ácido y al álcali, resistencia a la corrosión, resistencia a altas temperaturas, duradera, superficie no se caen.
YIYITOOLS DEAD BLOW MARTILLO
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Changzhou Yiyi Tools Factory es una empresa extroversiva con 20 años de experiencia profesional en la producción y venta de todo tipo de martillo de goma, martillo de goma de soplado muerto, martillo de goma de plástico soplado muerto, martillo con plástico, martillo de goma y la instalación de los productos de caucho y plástico. Después de años de esfuerzos, el tamaño de la empresa se expande continuamente.
- Materiales: Interior: acero A3, superficie: PVC.
- Diseño de mango antideslizante, para que el martillo no se caiga fácilmente, facilita la sujeción y suave y cómodo, adecuado para el trabajo de largo tiempo.
- Aplicable a automóviles, construcción, muebles de madera, torno, mantenimiento mecánico, instalación de mármol y otras superficies delicadas o metálicas que desea evitar que se dañen y chispeen.
Nick Giesch
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de marzo de 2025
Hard hitting dead blow hammer. Good balance and non marring.
jottings
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de febrero de 2025
This small red mallet has a lot of heft for its size. The molding makes it easy to hold and handle for small jobs, while avoiding damage or marring caused by applying force with a heavier mallet, and without molding.
don
Comentado en Canadá el 23 de septiembre de 2024
Good item for pricing, no issues.
Ian Major
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de septiembre de 2024
Nicely balanced, durable and comfortable to use. Working on hammering away at some Pig Iron.
B. Kibbey
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de octubre de 2022
I purchased the single, 1 lb hammer. For the price point, I have been rather impressed.The weight is good, the shot helps to convey energy, and the material strikes a perfect balance between being soft enough it won't mar even relatively soft surfaces (in my case pine and douglas fir) while being durable enough it doesn't leave marks or break down under fairly heavy work, unlike a typical rubber mallet.I bought this to use with chisels for woodworking, and had meant it to be a stand-in until I could afford a high-quality woodworking mallet designed for the purpose. It has now become my go-to hammer for anything other then driving nails or re-shaping metal (as in the kind of reshaping that requires an anvil).After building a king bed frame and using this hammer for all the mortise and tenon work and coaxing the joints together, I even went ahead and bought a second just to have a backup.I can not speak to long term durability yet, but it has shown no signs of wear after tens of hours of use, and has held up substantially better than any rubber-headed mallet I have ever owned.It is also a much better option other soft-headed mallets I have tried, because there is zero bounce, so all of the force goes into the strike. Additionally, the shot in the head significantly reduces the effort required, and for chisel work I don't really have to use force, even when tapping the back of a chisel that is horizontal to the workpiece. Simply get a little momentum behind it, and the hammer does the rest.At the same time, it is also superior for this kind of thing to narrow-headed hammers because it distributes the force evenly over the face when using it for things such as tapping a tenon into a mortise or fitting a half lap joint together (or coaxing the pieces apart after a dry fit). In addition to avoiding direct damage to even soft woods, this distributed force avoids accidental cracks or breaks.It also does not leave any rubber behind on the surface that is struck.I'm not someone who often reviews a product, but this one deserves it, I think. If you are looking for an inexpensive hammer that will work as a good all-around tool for woodworking on a budget, I cannot recommend this hammer enough. Similarly, while I haven't used it for metalworking yet, I would definitely use this instead of the rubber mallets I might typically turn to if I needed to "coax" a part on my car or anything similar.
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