Big Horn
Big Horn 19092 1-1/2 Inch Nylon Faced Hammer Mallet tool storage
A nylon-faced hammer with replaceable threaded faces and a serrated zinc alloy head for secure, durable striking
- Replaceable nylon faces thread on securely
- Zinc alloy head serrated for tight face connection
- Chrome plating protects head from corrosion
- Shoulder design absorbs side-blow force
- Model 19092 built for workshop durability
1-1/2 Inch Nylon Face Hammer
The Big Horn 19092 is a striking tool designed for assembly and maintenance tasks where surface protection matters. Its nylon faces deliver firm impact without marring finished parts, making it suitable for technicians and DIY users who need controlled force on delicate components.
Replaceable Threaded Faces
The single specification that decides fit is the replaceable, threaded nylon face design. A serrated zinc alloy head locks the faces tightly in place while a built-in shoulder absorbs side-blow forces to protect the threads during off-centre strikes.
Sustained Use Behaviour
Under repeated blows the chrome-plated head resists corrosion and the shoulder continues to shield the thread connection from loosening. The threaded faces can be swapped out when worn, restoring full striking performance without replacing the entire tool.
Highlights
- Replaceable nylon faces thread on securely
- Zinc alloy head serrated for tight face connection
- Chrome plating protects head from corrosion
- Shoulder design absorbs side-blow force
- Model 19092 built for workshop durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1-1/2 inch face diameter mean when I am using the hammer?
The 1-1/2 inch nylon faces give a broad, non-marring striking surface that spreads impact evenly across the workpiece without damaging finished surfaces.
How do the threaded replaceable faces attach and what limits their holding power?
The faces screw into the serrated zinc alloy head; the shoulder absorbs side-blow force to protect the threads and the serrations keep the connection tight under repeated use.
What space does the hammer need in a tool chest or on a pegboard?
The compact head and handle profile fit standard tool-chest drawers and hang securely on common pegboard hooks without special brackets.
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