PU Head, Near-Zero Rebound
The head is polyurethane — the nylon-tendon compound installers ask for. Where a black rubber mallet bounces and sheds crumbs of rubber onto the work, PU barely rebounds, does not shed, and resists oil and aging. That is why continuous installers pay the premium: the head stays under control strike after strike, and the workpiece comes away clean.
Handles come in three builds: steel tube overmolded with a TPR grip is the export mainstream and the engineering customer's favorite; fiberglass and solid wood round out the range. Dual-color models — one soft PU face, one hard nylon face — and replaceable-head versions are the hot sellers.
PU head
Polyurethane with near-zero rebound, no shedding, oil-resistant and slow to age. The professional choice for continuous installation work.
Dual-color head
One soft PU face and one hard nylon face on the same hammer — flip it for the strike the job needs. Replaceable-head models take a new face when the old one wears.
Where Installation Hammers Work
Built for the professional installer: no marks, low rebound, and a steadier strike over a full day of continuous work. A bouncing head costs control on every strike — that is the whole argument for PU.
- Tile & stone — setting and bedding without chipping edges
- Flooring — laminate, timber and SPC plank
- Aluminum joinery — door and window assembly without marring profiles
- Bath & kitchen — shower enclosures, cabinet assembly
- Mechanical — bearing and bushing presses, automotive assembly
- Sheet metal — panel shaping and trim work
Weights and Head Sizes
Export weights run 8, 12, 16 and 24OZ — the 16OZ is the general-purpose size most buyers stock. Head diameters run 25, 30, 35 and 40MM: the smaller heads for trim and cabinet work, the larger for flooring and assembly.
Dual-color and replaceable-head models are the hot sellers in this range — one hammer, two striking faces, and heads that can be changed when worn.
Packing & Program Notes
Retail packing is a single hammer in an OPP bag, on a blister hang card or in a color box; inner boxes take 10 or 12 pieces. Full containers palletize and stretch-wrap.
MOQ is 10 cartons. From 50+ cartons, custom packing and logo printing are on the table — buyers with their own tool brand can white-label the line.
Testing Hammer / Fitting Hammer / Installation Hammer — FAQ
What is the head made of?
PU polyurethane with near-zero rebound, no shedding, and resistance to oil and aging. Dual-color models pair a soft PU face with a hard nylon face.
What weights are available?
8, 12, 16 and 24OZ, with 25, 30, 35 and 40MM head diameters.
What handle options are there?
Steel tube overmolded with TPR grip — the export mainstream — plus fiberglass and solid wood.
How is it packed?
Single hammer in an OPP bag, blister hang card or color box; 10 or 12 pieces per inner box.
What is the MOQ?
10 cartons; from 50+ cartons, custom packing and logo printing are available.
