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| Item | Plastic Mallet |
| Face Diameter | 3" |
| Head Length | 6" |
| Size | 7 |
| Ship weight (kg) | 0.84 |
| Country of Origin | US |
Garland Mfg 15007 plastic mallet is used in leatherwork and jewellery making. Split head mallets offer removable faces that can be changed to an appropriate material for a particular operation.
A. The mallet is also used to strike objects, much like a hammer. Mallets, which are frequently constructed of wood or rubber and have just one head, are one of their principal distinctions. A mallet is used to strike anything more gently and avoid crushing or denting the surface, since, unlike a metallic hammer, it is composed of softer material.
A. Mallets are made from a variety of materials. Rubber, plastic, wood, soft metals and rawhide are a few popular options.
A. A lineman's hammer is a powerful hammer that weighs several pounds and is used to strike large, solid items. It is designed to be swung considerably more slowly than the claw or ball-peen, allowing the hammerhead's weight to perform the work.
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