Mallets and Dead Blow Hammers
section within our Hand Tools departmentTo avoid damaging a delicate surface use a mallet. We have many mallets to choose from depending on the type of work you are doing. Rawhide mallets, like the Vaughan CR150, are used for leatherwork, jewellery or assembling electric motors. Copper mallets are typically used on machinery which reduces the chance of sparks. Copper is a much softer metal, so the mallet is deformed rather than any steel object it is hitting. The rubber mallet is typically used to form sheet metal, since it does not leave a mark and the blow is softer than that delivered by a metal hammer.
Porta Nails 840008 Porta-Nailer Hammer
- Just the right weight
- An exact replacement of the original hammer
- Hard hickory handle
Stanley 57-532 21 oz Compo-Cast Hammer
- Uni-Cast construction of non-ferrous materials eliminate sparking and won't absorb liquids
- No exposed metal on face, head or shaft
- Soft faces prevent marring
Stanley 57-533 42 oz Compo-Cast Hammer
- No exposed metal makes it safe and non-conductive
- Steel shot for "dead blow"
- Handle is reinforced with steel to provide strength and safety and to prevent breaking on overstrike
Vaughan CR150 1-1/2" Copper / Rawhide Mallet
- Replaceable faces
- Dual purpose hammer
- High-durability 12" long handle
Vaughan RM24 24 oz Rubber Mallet
- 2" diameter rubber heads with a 14" high quality wood handle
- Excellent balance helps reduce arm fatigue
- Forged steel head for added strength
Vaughan SF12 12 oz Soft Face Hammer
- 12-1/2" high quality handle
- Forged steel head lends force to blows
- One rubber and one plastic striking face












