For most jobs, the hammer mechanism makes a medium-length strike. This gives the tool the right amount of power and size for the job at hand.
It has an anti-slip rubber handle that helps reduce vibration.
Output: 2800 blows per minut.
It comes with a flat-blade chisel.
At 90 PSI, the average amount of air used is 4.4 SCFM.
A 1/4-inch NPT air inlet is what you need to get air (quick connect plug not included.
Demolition of tile, concrete, and other building materials is very easy. Also, auto mechanics can use it to get stuck bolts out of their cars. A rubber handle that doesn’t slip helps to dampen vibration when you use this medium-stroke air hammer. It has 2800 blows per minute, so it can get the job done quickly.
There is something about this air chisel that I like very much. Will do the job. This air hammer is light and small. Really, I like how it feels. It has some power. It’s the spring that I don’t like. To put the chisel in, of course, the spring has to be taken off and then put back on, right. It’s hard to get this spring back on. Worked with it for a half hour. If you’re going to use different types of chisels, then it’s not the best idea. It takes a long time. Because I’m going to buy one of these “quick release” chisel retainers, I’d say it’s worth it to do so. That would let me use that instead of the spring so I can quickly switch out chisels. That will make this air hammer even better. Make sure to use air oil. I use air oil before I use it, and I think it’s a good idea. This is a great hammer. The quick release adapter is also a good idea because it will make things easier.
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