The SIMPLEX series 3012 is available with the popular insert combination of TPE-soft / composite rubber.
The blue TPE-soft insert (series 3201) is the softest insert of the SIMPLEX line and offers strong impact cushioning for work requiring a light touch. Unlike conventional rubber mallets, it does not leave behind any undesired black marring.
Boasting an ingenious shape, the rubber insert with “stand-up” (3202.260) allows the hammer to stand securely on its head and reduces the need to bend over, making it possible to work in a much more ergonomic and back-friendly manner. Ultra low-wear, impact cushioning and odourless, the proven rubber blend offers a much longer service life than a conventional rubber hammer.
Its 70cm hickory handle makes it possible to effortlessly grab the soft-face mallet from a standing position.
Made of cast iron, the housing comes with an integrated handle protection sleeve that provides for a high level of break resistance.
In line with the smart SIMPLEX principle, all components are replaceable and can be retrofitted. This translates to savings in both money and resources.
This version is available in size D60mm.
Product features:
- Further development of Halder’s top seller: The composite rubber insert with “stand-up” (3202.260) ensures back-friendly working and reduces the need to bend over.
- SIMPLEX soft-face mallet with the insert combination of TPE-soft (blue, soft, no marring) / rubber insert with “stand-up” (3202.260) for back-friendly working with less bending over.
- Cast iron housing with integrated handle protection sleeve and excellent break resistance.
- 70cm in length, the hickory handle can be easily grabbed from a standing position.
- All parts can be replaced / retrofitted, resulting in great savings in cost and resources.
- Available in size D60mm.
Application Areas
Gardening and landscaping, curbstone setting, masonry and stair work, fence construction, scaffold construction, tent construction, prefabricated house construction
This hammer features an special insert with "Stand-Up" that was incorporated into the housing.
