FIXMAN Mallet 35mm
R 388.00
Ex VAT: R 337.39
| Quantity | Unit Price | You Save |
|---|---|---|
| 5 or more | R 378.89 | 2.35 % |
| 10 or more | R 373.15 | 3.83 % |
| 20 or more | R 367.41 | 5.31 % |
- Stock: 2-3 Days
- MPN: FIX C0502 203239
- Weight: 0.74kg
- Dimensions: 31.00mm x 10.00mm x 3.00mm
- SKU: FIX C0502
- UPC: 6940425160184
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FIXMAN MALLET 35MM
Features
- 35mm mallet design Suitable for controlled tapping and general assembly work.
- Non-hammer striking option Useful where a steel hammer may be too aggressive for the workpiece.
- Compact head size Gives good control for smaller and more accurate striking tasks.
- General-purpose use Suitable for workshop, garage, installation, woodworking and DIY applications.
- Hand tool convenience Easy to keep in a toolbox, workbench drawer or maintenance kit.
Benefits
- Better control: The 35mm size helps deliver accurate tapping force for assembly and adjustment tasks.
- Reduced marking risk: Useful where a standard steel hammer may damage or mark the workpiece.
- Great for fitting work: Ideal for nudging parts into position during assembly or installation.
- Versatile workshop use: Useful across woodworking, repairs, maintenance, fitting and DIY jobs.
- Toolbox friendly: A simple but very useful hand tool for everyday workshop problem-solving.
Application
- Tapping parts and components into position
- Woodworking and joinery assembly
- Fitting and adjustment work
- Workshop, garage and maintenance repairs
- Installation and assembly tasks
- DIY and home improvement projects
- Controlled striking where a steel hammer may be too harsh
Extra Information
- Use the mallet for controlled tapping rather than heavy demolition or high-impact striking.
- Always check the workpiece material and surface before striking to avoid unwanted marks.
- Use light, repeated taps for better control instead of one heavy blow.
- Do not use the mallet as a pry bar, lever or chisel.
- Inspect the head and handle before use to make sure the tool is safe and secure.
Pro Tips
- Use short, controlled taps when aligning parts. It is easier to add a little more force than to undo one enthusiastic whack.
- Place a scrap block between the mallet and delicate surfaces for extra protection when needed.
- Use the mallet for assembling joints, fittings and panels where a steel hammer could leave marks.
- Keep the striking face clean so dirt or grit does not transfer marks onto the workpiece.
How to Use
- Inspect the mallet before use and make sure the head and handle are secure.
- Position the workpiece securely before tapping.
- Hold the mallet firmly and line up the striking face with the area being adjusted.
- Use light, controlled taps to move, seat or align the part.
- Check the workpiece regularly to avoid over-adjustment or damage.
- Use a protective block where extra surface protection is required.
- Clean and store the mallet safely after use.
Safety
- Wear eye protection when striking, fitting or assembling workpieces.
- Inspect the mallet before use and do not use it if the head or handle is damaged or loose.
- Secure the workpiece properly before striking.
- Keep hands and fingers clear of the striking area.
- Do not use the mallet as a pry bar, chisel, punch or lever.
- Do not strike sharp, hardened or unsuitable surfaces that may damage the mallet or cause rebound.
- Use controlled force and avoid overstriking delicate materials.
- Store the mallet safely when not in use to prevent damage or injury.
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