🔧 Smash with confidence, strike with style!
The Wilton B.A.S.H 30" Dead Blow Hammer features an 8 lb rubber head designed to eliminate bounce back, paired with an ergonomic, vulcanized rubber grip for comfort and control. Its spark-resistant, unbreakable steel core handle ensures safety and durability, backed by a lifetime warranty—making it the go-to tool for professionals demanding precision and reliability.
Brand | Wilton |
Head Material | Rubber |
Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
Color | Black |
Grip Type | Textured |
Head Style | Flat |
Style | 8 lb. Head |
Number of Items | 1 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00731325376012 |
Manufacturer | JPW Industries |
UPC | 731325376012 757282026654 |
Part Number | 55830 |
Item Weight | 7.6 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 30 x 8.5 x 4 inches |
Country of Origin | Mexico |
Item model number | 55830 |
Size | 30 in. Handle |
Material | Rubber, Steel |
Power Source | Hand Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Measurement System | inch |
Included Components | Dead Blow Hammer |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | Lifetime |
L**S
It's a soft faced hammer that works
Works great for knocking wheels loose when needed. Should last a long time if used appropriately.
J**S
Great with wty
Great abd way cheaper than snapon for the soze
G**.
Everyone needs one of these!
Great hammer!
J**L
Rubber hammer built with Wilton Pride
Excellent overall, great balance, great hand grip, better feel while using second to none. I have all of the Wilton hammer products.
A**R
Good
Good hammer if you need to hit wheels off you don't have swing a big hammer
R**Z
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Good cuality
R**N
Great value
Awesome hammer for beating on cement tankers
M**A
Very disappointed...not at all what I had expected
Purchased this in March of 2019, keeping in mind that this is a dead blow hammer it doesn't get much use and also that it's only 1.5 pounds, I bought it for smaller use. This being said the head of this has already split. Working on a farm there are several items that I use a dead low or rubber mallet for. The last use this had I was driving a u-joint on to a shaft and could not use a steel hammer or chance causing damage to the housing, pretty much what I bought this for. I really thought that Wilton hammers were supposed to be the best, but as can be seen in the picture, to me at least, this isn't the case. Definitely disappointed in this. I guess I'll go back my old cheap rubber mallet that I still use after several years.
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