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1/3" Soft Face Tip - Nupla Corporation

Part #: 15172

The Nupla Corporation 15172 Soft Face Tip is an essential replacement component for professional technicians and mechanics utilizing Nupla Quick-Change and Drive Hammers. This injection-molded, soft brown tip is engineered to deliver precise, non-marring strikes, protecting delicate surfaces and finished materials from damage during assembly, adjustment, or disassembly tasks. Investing in genuine Nupla replacement tips ensures your hammer maintains optimal performance and extends its service life.

Key Features

  • Non-Marring Design: Specifically formulated to strike without scratching, denting, or fracturing sensitive work surfaces.
  • Soft Hardness (Brown): The brown color designates a soft durometer tip, ideal for applications requiring gentle impact.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured from robust injection-molded material for consistent performance and longevity in professional environments.
  • Quick-Change Compatibility: Designed for seamless integration with Nupla's Dead Blow and Quick Change Hammers, including the Drive Hammer series.
  • Impact Absorption: Provides controlled force while absorbing shock, enhancing user comfort and reducing rebound.

Applications

This soft face tip is invaluable in various professional settings, particularly where surface integrity is paramount. It is commonly used in automotive body work for delicate panel adjustments, machinery assembly involving finished components, and installing trim or sensitive parts that could be damaged by harder striking surfaces. Mechanics and industrial professionals will find it suitable for tasks requiring gentle persuasion without leaving unsightly marks on painted, polished, or easily marred materials.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Nupla Corporation
  • Model Number: 15172
  • Tip Diameter: Approximately 1.75 inches
  • Hardness Grade: Soft (Brown)
  • Material: Injection-mMolded Rubber/Plastic
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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 14 March, 2013.