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21oz Standard Dead Blow Hammer - Armstrong

Part #: 69-532

The Armstrong 69-532 21oz Standard Dead Blow Hammer is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications, delivering controlled striking force with minimal rebound. Its specialized design ensures full transfer of power while significantly reducing bounce-back, enhancing safety and precision for mechanics and technicians. This hammer is an essential tool for tasks requiring careful impact without damaging work surfaces.

Key Features

  • Dead Blow Action: The shot-filled canister provides superior dead blow action, absorbing shock and preventing rebound, which reduces the chance of injury and workpiece damage.
  • Durable Construction: Features a hot cast urethane head with a steel-reinforced handle, offering exceptional resilience and longevity in demanding work environments.
  • Non-Marring & Non-Sparking: The urethane head will not spark, making it safe for use in combustible environments, and it resists marring, chipping, and splitting, protecting delicate surfaces.
  • Reduced Noise: Designed to minimize noise when striking metal objects, contributing to a quieter and more comfortable work area.
  • Enhanced Visibility: The safety red finish ensures the hammer is easily identifiable in a busy professional setting.

Applications

This standard dead blow hammer is ideal for a variety of tasks where controlled force and surface protection are critical. Common applications include installing or removing hubcaps, working on suspension components, seating bearings, dislodging seized parts, and general assembly work in automotive repair, maintenance, and industrial settings. Its non-marring properties make it suitable for working with chrome, aluminum, and other finished surfaces that require careful handling.

Specifications

  • Product Number: 69-532
  • Weight Class: 21 oz.
  • Overall Length: 12.750 inches
  • Face Diameter: 2.000 inches
  • Head Length: 4.125 inches
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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 02 May, 2013.