Hammer — Beta Tools model 1391/50, non-rebound dead blow hammer, 320 mm, plastic handle

Beta Tools 1391/50 is a 320 mm non-rebound dead blow hammer with a plastic handle designed for controlled, low-rebound impacts. The internal construction reduces bounce and dampens vibrations to deliver precise strikes while minimising damage to workpieces. Its compact length and balanced weight make it suitable for use in workshops, assembly lines, maintenance tasks and light demolition where accurate hitting and surface protection are required.

Advantages

The dead blow design reduces rebound and transfers impact energy more efficiently to the target, improving control and repeatability of strikes. The plastic handle provides a secure grip and resists oils and light chemicals commonly encountered in workshop environments. Reduced vibration helps lower operator fatigue during repeated use and the compact 320 mm overall length makes the tool easy to handle in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fitting of components where controlled force is required
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and industrial settings
• Light demolition and disassembly where surface protection is important
• Positioning parts without causing rebound or secondary impact

Key specifications

• Type: non-rebound (dead blow) hammer
• Overall length: 320 mm
• Handle material: plastic
• Head design: impact-dampening internal fill to reduce rebound and vibration
• Typical applications: assembly, maintenance, light demolition, precise striking

How to use

Grip the plastic handle with a firm, comfortable hold and position the hammer so the face is aligned with the target. Deliver controlled strikes using the dead blow hammer to let its internal damping transfer energy to the workpiece while minimising rebound. For repeated operations, use measured force appropriate to the component materials to avoid deformation. Inspect the hammer head and handle before use; do not use if the head is damaged or the handle is cracked.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and appropriate gloves during operation. Choose strike force suitable for the material being worked on and avoid using the hammer on hardened steel or cutting edges. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the plastic handle.