Forged dome dolly with handle reaches deep behind body panels to support convex sheet metal during hammer-on-dolly straightening. Working face 125×85 mm, overall dimensions 125×85×55×43×33 mm, weight 1150 g. Solid-forged C45 tool steel, polished working surface, blue-painted body and handle.
The dome dolly with handle features a 125×85 mm convex working face and a grip that extends reach into door jambs, behind ribs, and other confined areas. Technicians insert the dolly behind the panel and hold it against the inner surface while hammering from outside. The multi-radius dome profile matches hoods, roofs, and fenders. Total dimensions are 125×85×55×43×33 mm; weight is 1150 g.
Solid-forged from C45 tool steel (material 1.0503), the dolly delivers mass and rigidity for effective metal shaping. The working face is ground smooth to prevent marking the reverse side of the panel. Body and handle are finished in blue paint for corrosion resistance and easy identification in the tool chest.
The entire dolly is forged in one piece from C45 carbon tool steel. This process ensures uniform grain structure and high impact resistance. The polished working face minimizes surface marks during planishing. The handle is integral to the forging, eliminating weak joints.
Forging delivers the density required to back up hammer blows without deflection. The smooth face prevents reverse dents and allows the technician to feel panel movement through the handle.
Overall size is 125×85×55×43×33 mm. The dome face measures 125×85 mm with multiple radii to suit common automotive contours. The handle extends the reach by approximately 55 mm beyond the working face, enabling access behind flanges and into recesses where fingers cannot fit.
The compact profile allows the dolly to slip through narrow openings. The handle cross-section provides a secure grip without excessive bulk.
This dolly is suited to straightening convex dents in hoods, roof panels, door skins, and fenders. The handle permits positioning behind inner structure where conventional dollies cannot reach. Technicians use it with a planishing hammer or pick hammer to raise low spots and smooth high spots. The dome profile supports a range of panel curvatures without requiring multiple tools. It is also effective for shrinking stretched metal when combined with heat.
Model 1626 is part of a family of hand dollies for automotive sheet-metal work. The C45 steel specification ensures hardness sufficient to resist deformation under repeated hammer strikes. The polished face finish is critical for finish work where any texture transfer would require additional filling and sanding. The blue paint identifies the tool and protects non-working surfaces from rust in humid workshop environments.










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