Chicago Pneumatic 8941071101 Chiseling Hammer 3200 Bpm

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 8941071101 is a pneumatic chiseling hammer designed for heavy-duty material removal, surface preparation, and chipping work in trade and industrial environments. It delivers 3,200 blows per minute with a 2.625-inch stroke length, generating consistent impact force for extended work cycles. Air consumption runs at 14.6 SCFM through a 1/4-inch NPT inlet, making it compatible with standard shop compressor setups. The pistol grip handle provides operator control during sustained chiseling operations. At 4.7 pounds, the tool balances power and maneuverability for overhead or confined-space applications. Machinists, ironworkers, auto body technicians, and general maintenance mechanics are the primary users of this tool.

This chiseling hammer suits applications in automotive bodywork, concrete surface prep, weld slag removal, rust and scale chipping, and general fabrication cleanup. The 9-inch overall length keeps the tool compact enough for use in tighter work areas while still providing sufficient leverage for controlled chisel work. It connects to standard pneumatic lines via the 1/4-inch NPT inlet and operates on a typical shop air supply. The pistol grip configuration is well suited for horizontal and angled chiseling tasks where a straight-body tool would be less practical.

Key Features

• 3,200 blows per minute for high-output chiseling and chipping
• 2.625-inch stroke length for effective material penetration per cycle
• 14.6 SCFM air consumption compatible with standard shop compressors
• 1/4-inch NPT air inlet fits common pneumatic fittings and quick-connect couplers
• Pistol grip handle for controlled operation during horizontal and angled work
• Compact 9-inch overall length suitable for confined and overhead work areas

Compatibility

Designed as a standard pneumatic chiseling hammer compatible with shop air systems supplying adequate pressure and volume for 14.6 SCFM tool demand at a 1/4-inch NPT connection.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of pneumatic tools should follow the compressor manufacturer guidelines and applicable OSHA standards for compressed air equipment. Ensure the air supply is depressurized and the line is disconnected before attaching or removing chisels or tool bits. Verify the compressor output meets the 14.6 SCFM demand to maintain consistent tool performance. Use appropriate eye protection, hearing protection, and vibration-dampening gloves during operation.