Ingersoll Rand 123MAX Air Hammer 3530 Bpm Pneumatic

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 123MAX is a pneumatic air hammer designed for high-output chiseling, scaling, and metal-working tasks across automotive, fabrication, and industrial maintenance applications. It delivers 3,530 blows per minute with a 2.6-inch stroke length, giving technicians the sustained impact energy needed for heavy-duty material removal and surface preparation. Air consumption runs at 24.1 CFM through a 1/4-inch inlet, so adequate compressor capacity is required to sustain full performance. Weighing 6 pounds, the tool is built for extended use without excessive fatigue. The 123MAX is sized for trade professionals who need consistent power output in demanding shop or field conditions.

This air hammer is suited for automotive body shops, heavy equipment repair facilities, and metal fabrication operations. Typical applications include cutting, shaping, and driving chisels or punches on sheet metal, castings, and fasteners. The pneumatic design keeps the tool lightweight relative to its output class and eliminates battery dependency in high-cycle environments. At 7.2 inches in overall length, it fits comfortably in confined work areas. The 1/4-inch air inlet is standard for most shop compressor quick-connect fittings.

Key Features

• 3,530 blows per minute for high-cycle impact work
• 2.6-inch stroke length provides deep, effective impact travel
• 24.1 CFM air consumption through a 1/4-inch inlet connection
• 7.2-inch overall length fits confined work spaces
• Pneumatic power eliminates battery limitations in production environments
• 6-pound weight supports extended use in hand-held operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style pneumatic air hammer accepting standard round-shank air hammer chisels and accessories commonly used in automotive and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified technicians familiar with pneumatic tool safety. Ensure the air supply is depressurized before connecting or disconnecting the tool from the air line. Verify compressor output meets or exceeds the 24.1 CFM demand to maintain consistent performance. Follow applicable OSHA and manufacturer guidelines for chisel retention, eye protection, and hearing protection during operation.