Hammer YATO YT-4622 dead-blow hammer 900 g, plastic handle, 336 mm

Dead-blow hammer YATO YT-4622 with a 900 g head and a total length of 336 mm. The hammer has a plastic handle and a head filled with damping material to reduce rebound and concentrate impact energy. This design enables controlled strikes with reduced surface damage compared with conventional steel hammers. The tool is intended for assembly, maintenance, sheet metal work and other tasks that require precise, low-rebound blows.

Advantages

The fill-damped head minimizes bounce-back after impact, improving accuracy and safety during repeated strikes. A plastic handle offers a secure grip and reduces transmitted vibrations to the user’s hand. The 900 g head provides sufficient mass for effective force delivery while the compact 336 mm length ensures good manoeuvrability in confined spaces. The hammer surface is designed to limit marking and deformation on workpieces when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of components where controlled impact is required
• Maintenance and repair work on machinery and equipment
• Sheet metal shaping and fitting tasks to reduce surface damage
• Automotive bodywork where precise, low-rebound blows are needed
• General workshop jobs in confined or awkward spaces

Key specifications

• Head weight: 900 g
• Total length: 336 mm
• Handle material: plastic
• Head type: dead-blow (fill-damped) to reduce rebound
• Designed to limit surface marking when used appropriately

How to use

Hold the plastic handle firmly and position the hammer head square to the struck surface. Use controlled swings to transfer force through the fill-damped head, which reduces rebound and concentrates impact energy. For delicate surfaces, test on a scrap piece first and use light, progressive strikes rather than heavy single blows. Maintain a firm stance and adequate control to avoid glancing impacts that can cause damage or loss of control.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the hammer regularly for damage to the handle and head. Replace the tool if the handle is cracked or the head shows excessive wear. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, and select the 900 g dead-blow hammer for tasks where reduced rebound and controlled impact are priorities.