Chicago Pneumatic 8941071110 Air Chipping Hammer

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 8941071110 is a pneumatic chipping hammer designed for heavy-duty material removal in industrial and construction environments. It delivers 3,000 blows per minute (BPM) with a 2.6-inch stroke length, producing fast, aggressive cutting action suited for chipping concrete, removing scale, breaking welds, and similar surface work. Air consumption runs at 25 SCFM, and the tool connects via a 1/4-inch NPT inlet. The 0.401-inch round shank accepts standard chipping bits. At 4.07 pounds, it is compact enough for extended overhead or confined-space use without excessive operator fatigue.

This chipping hammer is suited for general industrial maintenance, foundry work, shipbuilding, concrete demolition, and weld cleanup applications. It is typically operated by machinists, ironworkers, pipefitters, and general construction tradespeople who need a reliable pneumatic hand tool. The overall tool length of 6.7 inches keeps it maneuverable in tight spaces. A 3/8-inch hose is the recommended supply line size to maintain adequate airflow at the rated 25 SCFM air consumption.

Key Features

• 3,000 BPM output for fast, efficient material removal
• 2.6-inch stroke length delivers high impact energy per blow
• 0.401-inch round shank compatible with standard chipping tool accessories
• 1/4-inch NPT air inlet with 3/8-inch recommended hose connection
• Compact 6.7-inch overall length for use in confined or overhead work areas
• Lightweight at 4.07 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended operation

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 0.401-inch round shank chipping bits and accessories commonly available for pneumatic chipping hammers. Requires a compressed air supply capable of sustaining 25 SCFM at the tool inlet.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by personnel familiar with pneumatic hand tools and compressed air systems. Before connecting or disconnecting the tool, shut off the air supply and bleed residual pressure from the hose. Verify that the air supply line and fittings are rated for the operating pressure and flow requirements of this tool. Always seat the chisel or bit fully into the shank retainer before introducing air pressure to the tool.