Κεφαλή κρούσης για σφυρί μαλακής κρούσης Wiha 800K35 35 mm

Mallet Head for Soft-Face Hammer Wiha 800K35 35 mm is a replacement striking head designed for use with compatible soft-face hammers. With a 35 mm diameter striking surface, this mallet head is intended for non-marring impacts on finished surfaces and for delivering controlled force where standard steel hammers would cause damage. The component fits the matching hammer handle and allows quick replacement to restore the tool to service for woodworking, finishing and precision mechanical operations.

Advantages

This mallet head provides a softer contact surface that reduces the risk of surface marring while delivering consistent, repeatable impacts. Its 35 mm diameter offers a balance between focused force and surface coverage, suitable for delicate assembly and finishing tasks. The replacement head is easy to install on the corresponding hammer handle, keeping downtime minimal. Constructed to meet typical durability and resilience expectations for soft-face hammer components, it supports controlled striking without the rebound and deformation associated with harder striking materials.

Suitable for

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How to use

Ensure the hammer handle is the correct type designed to accept this replacement mallet head. Remove any damaged or worn head from the handle according to the handle manufacturer's instructions. Align the replacement head with the handle mounting and press or slide it into place until it is secure. Verify the head seats correctly and does not wobble before use. Use the soft-face hammer with measured strikes; avoid excessive force that could deform the face or damage the underlying handle mounting.

Recommendations

Use this mallet head for tasks requiring gentle, controlled impacts. Inspect the face regularly for wear or deep cuts and replace when the surface integrity is compromised. Store the hammer with the soft-face head away from extreme heat or chemicals that could harden or degrade the material. For heavier striking or demolition work, use an appropriately rated hammer with a harder striking face.