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TIMCO | SKU:
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Timco Black Rubber Mallet – 16oz & 24 oz & 32 oz
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Solid Black Rubber Head Mallet with Ergonomic Ash Wood Handle
The Timco Black Rubber Mallet features a solid black rubber head that delivers firm, non-marking blows, ideal for delicate assemblies and precision work. With an ergonomic ash wood handle for natural shock absorption, this mallet comes in 24 oz (0.68 kg, 340 mm) and 32 oz (0.9 kg, 343 mm) versions, offering reliability and control for professional and DIY applications.
Key Features & Benefits
- Non-Marking Black Rubber Head: Firm strikes without surface damage.
- Ash Wood Handle: Natural shock absorption and durability.
- Ergonomic, Single-Piece Handle: Reduces rebound fatigue.
- Multiple Sizes: Available in 24 oz and 32 oz head weights to suit different tasks.
- Professional Quality: Durable construction, ideal for woodworking, tile laying, and precision assembly.
Product Details
- Head Weight: 24 oz (0.68 kg, 340 mm) or 32 oz (0.9 kg, 343 mm)
- Total Length: 340 mm (24 oz) or 343 mm (32 oz)
- Head Material: Solid black rubber, non-marking
- Handle Material: Ash wood, single-piece construction
Typical Uses
- Precision woodworking and assembly tasks
- Flooring and laminate fitting
- Tile installation and light adjustment work
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