Chicago Pneumatic T012735 Chiseling Hammer 2000 Bpm

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC T012735 is a pneumatic chiseling hammer designed for breaking, chipping, and scaling applications in industrial and construction environments. It runs on compressed air and delivers 2,000 blows per minute with a 3.5-inch stroke length, providing consistent impact energy for material removal tasks. The tool features a pistol grip handle for single-hand control and connects to an air supply through a 1/4-inch NPT inlet. Air consumption is 8.5 SCFM, making it compatible with most shop compressors running at adequate pressure. Weighing 3.66 pounds and measuring 7.5 inches overall, it is compact enough for tight access situations.

This chiseling hammer is suited for automotive bodywork, foundry operations, concrete chipping, and general industrial maintenance. The pneumatic drive eliminates motor heat buildup during extended use, making it a practical choice for repetitive chipping or scaling tasks. It is typically operated by mechanics, ironworkers, or maintenance technicians who require a reliable air-powered impact tool on the bench or in the field.

Key Features

• 2,000 blows per minute for high-frequency chipping and scaling
• 3.5-inch stroke length delivers substantial impact travel per blow
• Pistol grip handle provides control and reduces operator fatigue
• 1/4-inch NPT inlet fits standard shop air fittings
• Compact 7.5-inch overall length suits confined work areas
• Lightweight at 3.66 pounds for extended single-hand use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pneumatic chiseling hammer compatible with standard 1/4-inch NPT air supply lines and chisel tooling typical to this class of air hammer.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with pneumatic tool safety practices. Before connecting to an air supply, verify that line pressure and SCFM capacity meet the tool requirements and that all fittings are properly secured. Always disconnect the air supply before changing chisel attachments. Use appropriate hearing and eye protection during operation, as pneumatic chiseling tools produce significant noise and debris.