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Leonard 3-1/3-Pound Dead Blow Hammer

Original price was: $66.44.Current price is: $46.51.

SKU: YW1SZ 954790086 Categories: Hammers & Mallets, Hardscaping & Construction Tools

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Leonard Dead Blow Hammers outlast the competition by thousands of strikes!

We make Leonard Dead Blow Hammers using hot-cast polyurethane. Unlike cheap plastic models, the faces of our hammers are convex. We also increased the amount of material around the faces. This model measures 15-1/4 inches in length and weighs 3-1/3 pounds.

Leonard Dead Blow Hammers feature a single-piece heat-treated steel interior. The steel canister inside the head contains steel shot. This free-flowing shot creates a dead blow effect when the hammer strikes a surface. The steel interior extends into the handle, increasing its overall strength. We equip the handle with a slip-resistant grip.

Our Dead Blow Hammers increase your striking force by up to 40%. The dead blow effect nearly eliminates rebound, reducing user fatigue. The non-sparking, non-marring polyurethane jacket minimizes damage to the striking surface. The poly material resists damage caused by certain chemicals. Their single-piece steel interior acts as a skeleton to provide overstrike protection.

Leonard Dead Blow Hammers outlast other rubber and plastic hammers by thousands of strikes. Their convex striking faces resist cracking, chipping, and splitting. The steel-reinforced handle withstands even the most severe blows. These features combine to make these hammers effective and virtually unbreakable. We make them in the USA and back them with a lifetime warranty!

Product Specs

Material: Polyurethane
Weight (pounds): 3-1/3
Overall length (inches): 15-1/4
Head length (inches): 5-3/8
Strike face diameter (inches): 2-3/4
Handle length (inches): 12-1/2

Product Warranty Information

We cover this product with a one-year warranty.

Product Features

Hot cast polyurethane construction
Convex strike faces with increased material
Single-piece heat-treated steel interior
Slip-resistant grip
Made in the USA!

Product Benefits

Increase your striking force by up to 40%
Eliminates rebound, reducing user fatigue
Non-sparking, non-marring material minimizes damage to surfaces
Resists chemical damage and corrosion
Single-piece steel interior provides overstrike protection
Convex surface resists cracking, chipping, and splitting
Virtually unbreakable construction

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is a dead blow hammer and how does it differ from a regular hammer?
A dead blow hammer is a type of hammer that relies on a free-flowing shot inside the head to create a dead blow effect when striking a surface. This nearly eliminates rebound, reducing user fatigue. Unlike regular hammers, dead blow hammers have convex striking faces with increased material, which resist cracking, chipping, and splitting. They also have a slip-resistant grip and are made of non-sparking, non-marring material that resists chemical damage and corrosion.

2) What material is used to make Leonard Dead Blow Hammers?
Leonard Dead Blow Hammers are made of hot cast polyurethane. Unlike cheap plastic models, the faces of our hammers are convex. The poly material resists damage caused by certain chemicals. Their single piece steel interior acts as a skeleton to provide overstrike protection.

3) What is the weight and size of the Leonard Dead Blow Hammer?
The Leonard Dead Blow Hammer weighs 3 1/3 pounds and measures 15 1/4 inches in length. The head length is 5 3/8 inches and the handle length is 12 1/2 inches. The strike face diameter is 2 3/4 inches.

4) Are Leonard Dead Blow Hammers made in the USA and do they come with a warranty?
Yes, Leonard Dead Blow Hammers are made in the USA. They also come with a lifetime warranty, which means they are virtually unbreakable and can outlast other rubber and plastic hammers by thousands of strikes.