Sealey Premier Brass Faced Dead Blow Hammer 12oz

The 'dead blow' feature comes from the shot-loaded head. The shot inside absorbs energy upon impact, significantly reducing rebound and creating a more controlled, dead blow effect.

Yes, the brass face is designed to be non-sparking, making it safe for use in environments where flammable vapors or dust may be present, reducing the risk of ignition.

The primary benefit is that it is non-sparking and provides a softer striking surface compared to steel, which is ideal for working with materials that could be damaged by a harder hammer or where sparks are a hazard.

The head is filled with loose shot (like lead or steel pellets). When the hammer strikes, the shot shifts and absorbs some of the impact energy, which is what reduces the rebound and transfers more force directly into the work piece.

No, this hammer is designed for controlled, precise striking rather than heavy demolition. Using it for demolition could damage the hammer or lead to unintended consequences due to its specific design.

The PVC grip requires minimal maintenance. Simply wipe it clean with a damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Ensure it remains free from oil and grease for optimal grip.

The Lifetime Guarantee typically covers manufacturing defects and faults in materials. Normal wear and tear from regular use is generally not covered. Please refer to the specific warranty documentation provided by Sealey for full details.

Discontinue use immediately. Inspect for damage. If the head is loose, it may indicate a defect. Contact Sealey support or the retailer for warranty service.

Ensure the hammer is being used correctly for its intended purpose. This hammer is designed for reduced rebound. If rebound is still excessive, the internal shot may have shifted due to severe impact; contact Sealey support.

Normal wear is expected over time with heavy use. If the wear is uneven or causing performance issues, consider replacing the hammer or consulting Sealey for repair options.