Chicago Pneumatic T012644 Air Chiseling Kit 13500 Bpm

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC T012644 is an air chiseling kit designed for engraving, scribing, and detail work on metal, stone, and similar materials. The kit centers on an air scribe tool that operates at 13,500 blows per minute (BPM) and requires a 90 psi air supply through a 1/4 inch NPT inlet. At 5 inches in length, the scribe is compact enough for controlled, precision work. The kit ships ready to connect, including an 8-foot hose with an integrated air filter to protect the tool from moisture and debris. It is well suited for fabrication shops, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals who need a reliable engraving or marking tool driven by a standard shop compressor.

This kit is appropriate for light-duty chiseling, engraving serial numbers or part markings, and surface scribing tasks in both shop and field environments. The included 8-foot hose gives the technician enough reach to work around a bench or vehicle without repositioning the compressor. The air filter in the hose line helps maintain consistent tool performance by reducing contaminants entering the air scribe. The 1/4 inch NPT inlet is a standard connection found on most shop air systems, making integration straightforward for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades.

Key Features

• Operates at 13,500 BPM for efficient engraving and scribing
• Requires 90 psi supply pressure through a standard 1/4 inch NPT inlet
• Compact 5-inch tool length for precise, controlled handling
• Includes 8-foot air hose with inline air filter
• Kit ships as a complete, ready-to-use assembly

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard shop air compressor systems supplying a minimum of 90 psi through a 1/4 inch NPT quick-connect or threaded fitting.

Installation Notes

Connect the air hose to a regulated compressor set to 90 psi before attaching the scribe. Verify the air supply is isolated and depressurized before making or breaking any hose connections. The inline air filter should be inspected and drained periodically to maintain tool performance. No special licensing is required to operate pneumatic hand tools, but shop air systems should be maintained in accordance with the compressor manufacturer guidelines and applicable safety codes.