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Goldblatt Rubber Mallet 16 oz. Low Recoil Rubber Hammer with Solid Head & Soft-grip Handle, Double-Faced Soft Mallets, Soft Blow Tasks, No Damage for Camping, Woodworking and Flooring | White
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Goldblatt Rubber Mallet 16 oz. Low Recoil Rubber Features
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Professional Grade Rubber Reduces Bounce: Premium oil-resistant rubber reduces bounce over 50% less than ordinary rubber, and rubber head absorbs post-strike vibration. Goldblatt solid rubber mallet safely applies enough force while protecting what you are striking from damage, and ensures sturdiness and longevity
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Solid Head & Non-marking: Double-faced solid rubber head delivers a softened, positive strike and avoiding leaving a dent on sensitive finishes or surfaces. Unlike other black rubber heads, white rubber head won’t leave black scuff marks on surface
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Goldblatt Soft-Grip Handles: High leverage design for maximum gripping strength for all day use with minimal fatigue; The matte anti-slip design prevents slipping even for those who sweat easily; Ergonomic soft-grip non-slip handles makes flooring installs, upholstery work effortlessly
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Wide Application: Solid soft rubber hammer has a larger strike area than traditional hammers. Goldblatt rubber hammer is made for camping tent stakes, upholstery work, tile setting, laminate flooring installs, carpentry, construction, woodworking, thin metal plate, sheet metal forming, laminate and automotive work applications camping
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Professional Grade: Total length: 13-3/8 inches; Head: Diameter 2-3/8 inches; Length 3-7/8 inches; Total Weight: 2.8 oz. ; Head Weight: 16 oz.; Hardness: HA60 - 75. The Goldblatt Finishing Tools are an ideal choice for tile setting, flooring installs hand work. Classically rubber hammer has been the industry standard for decades, and will last for years to come
