Chicago Pneumatic T020120 Chiseling Hammer 1800 Bpm

Product Description

The CHICAGO PNEUMATIC T020120 is a pneumatic chiseling hammer built for heavy-duty material removal, surface preparation, and chipping work in professional trade and industrial settings. Powered entirely by compressed air, it delivers 1,800 blows per minute with a 2.6875-inch stroke length, making it effective for breaking apart concrete, scaling rust, and driving chisels through hard materials. Air consumption runs at 12.5 SCFM through a 1/4-inch NPT inlet. The pistol grip handle provides control during sustained use. At 5.2 pounds and 7.5 inches in overall length, it is compact enough for confined work areas without sacrificing impact output.

This chiseling hammer is suited for construction, maintenance, and fabrication environments where pneumatic tooling is already in use. Typical applications include concrete chipping, tile removal, weld slag cleanup, and surface scaling. It is commonly used by ironworkers, pipefitters, general construction tradespeople, and maintenance mechanics who require a reliable air-powered impact tool. A standard shop compressor with adequate volume and pressure is required to reach rated BPM performance. The 1/4-inch NPT inlet is compatible with common quick-connect air fittings used in most shop and field setups.

Key Features

• 1,800 blows per minute for high-rate material removal and chipping
• 2.6875-inch stroke length for effective chisel penetration
• 12.5 SCFM air consumption through a 1/4-inch NPT inlet
• Pistol grip handle for operator control during extended use
• Compact 7.5-inch overall length suits confined or overhead work positions
• Pneumatic power eliminates battery dependency and reduces tool weight

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pneumatic chiseling hammer compatible with standard air supply systems using 1/4-inch NPT connections and shop compressors capable of delivering the required 12.5 SCFM air volume.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with pneumatic tool safety practices. Before connecting or disconnecting the air supply, shut off the compressor and bleed the line pressure completely. Verify that the air supply hose, fittings, and quick-connect couplers are rated for the operating pressure of the tool. Always insert the chisel or accessory fully and confirm it is locked before applying air pressure, and never point the tool toward personnel when the air supply is live.