Dick Heavy Duty Meat Tenderiser GD792

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Premium quality heavy duty tenderiser.

Product description

Heavy duty meat tenderiser with forged base.

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SPECIFICATION 11 facts · tap for all Width85 mmGross weight1.25 kgMaterialAluminiumProduct codeGD792BrandDickGTIN / EAN4.00922E+12

Identity5

Brand Dicksite
GTIN / EAN 4.00922E+12catalogue
Product code GD792site
Seo name Dick Heavy Duty Meat Tenderisercatalogue
Type Steak Hammers and Weightscatalogue

Size & weight4

External (W×D×H) 85(W) x 135(L)mmcatalogue
Gross weight 1.25 kgcatalogue
Length 135 mmcatalogue
Width 85 mmsite

Build & fittings2

Colour Blackcatalogue
Material Aluminiumcatalogue
THE WORKING VIEW

Why this steak hammers and weight earns its place

Dick's Heavy Duty Meat Tenderiser is built for the work. The forged aluminium construction is heavy enough to deliver real impact without effort—1.2kg of balanced weight that transfers force efficiently into the meat, not your wrist. The black finish won't show wear or staining from repeated use and daily wash-downs, keeping it looking professional through years of service.

At 85mm wide and 135mm long, the head is sized for precision work. You're not swinging a club; you're pounding specific sections of a chop or steak with controlled force. The forged base means it won't chip, dent or deform under the pressure of real kitchen work. Whether you're tenderising tough cuts of beef, pork or game, or simply breaking down thick connective tissue before cooking, this tool does exactly what it's designed for.

This is the workhorse of a professional butchery or high-volume kitchen. If you're processing meat regularly—whether for restaurant prep, butcher's counter work, or catering production—owning the right tool saves time and protects your hands and forearms. A good tenderiser pays for itself in the first week.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered straight

A forged base won't chip, crack or deform under repeated heavy use. In a busy kitchen, you're pounding hundreds or thousands of cuts—a cheap hammer will fail. A forged tool lasts years and delivers the same impact every time.

Tough, lean cuts with high collagen—chuck steak, beef shin, pork shoulder, game birds. It's less useful on already-tender cuts like fillets, but the broader work it does (breaking down connective tissue, flattening portions) applies across the board.

1.2kg. It's substantial enough to do real work without requiring you to tire your arm swinging it. Most chefs prefer this weight range for tenderising—heavy enough to be efficient, light enough to control precisely.

Yes, which is why professional kitchens use a dedicated wooden or plastic board for tenderising work. You don't pound on your prep board; you use a secondary surface to protect your investment.

Hang it on a rack or store it in your knife roll. Keep it dry after washing to prevent any surface oxidation, though aluminium is naturally resistant to corrosion. A light oil rub before storage is sensible in humid kitchens.

This is a hand tool with no moving parts, so warranty is limited to manufacturing defects. In normal use, a forged tenderiser like this will outlast nearly everything else in your kitchen.
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Dick Heavy Duty Meat Tenderiser GD792 Product Data

Brand Dick
Type Steak Hammers and Weights
Dimensions 85(W) x 135(L)mm
Material Aluminium
Colour / Finish Black
Weight 1.2kg
Manufacturer Ref 91004000
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