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Comparison of Head Construction

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The presenter highlights common design flaws in competitor dead blow hammers by showing cut-away examples. These include hammers with 'pressed-in caps,' 'thin bodies,' and 'small cavities' in the head. In contrast, the Impact Poly Hammer is shown to have a 'bigger cavity' and a 'welded cap,' ensuring that the hammer will not fall apart even if the outer polyurethane casing fails. The green and orange cut-away hammers illustrate the typical construction of other brands, while the red cut-away hammer demonstrates the robust design of Impact Poly Hammers.

Goal: Illustrate superior head design of Impact Poly Hammers.

Tools and materials

  • Competitor Dead Blow Hammer — Illustrating inferior design characteristics like thin bodies, small cavities, and pressed-in caps
  • Impact Poly Hammer — Demonstrating the superior design with a bigger cavity and welded cap

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out there, generally they're all built kind of the same way. You've got pressed-in caps on almost all of them. Thin bodies. Small cavity. So, when you look at ours, you get a bigger cavity, a welded cap. So, even if that poly on the outside fails, it's not going to fall apart on you. Extra welding through the handle and a full steel handle. So, if you miss strike, you're not going to damage it. Yeah, these guys use an injection mold, we use a hot cast. So, it's more durable. If you compare

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