Ingersoll Rand 135MAXK Air Hammer Kit 2600 Bpm 5-piece Chisel

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 135MAXK is a quick-change air hammer kit designed for professional-grade chiseling, scaling, and surface work in automotive, industrial, and general mechanical applications. The tool delivers 2600 blows per minute with a 3-inch stroke and a 3/4-inch bore diameter, giving technicians consistent impact power for material removal and component disassembly. The pistol grip handle and featherable trigger allow precise control over impact intensity. Housing is constructed from aluminum alloy for a durable, lightweight build suited to extended use. The kit ships complete with a quick-change retainer, five assorted chisels, and a plastic blow-molded case for jobsite organization and transport.

This air hammer kit is suited for automotive repair shops, fabrication facilities, and general maintenance environments where pneumatic tooling is standard. Typical applications include cutting, shaping, and removing fasteners, bushings, and sheet metal. The included assorted chisel set covers common bit profiles, reducing the need for separate tool purchases. The blow-molded case keeps components organized and protected between jobs. Installation of the tool into a pneumatic supply line requires a 1/4-inch inlet connection at 90 psi working pressure.

Key Features

• 2600 blows per minute with 3-inch stroke for high-output impact work
• Quick-change retainer system for fast chisel swaps without additional tools
• Featherable trigger enables variable power control during operation
• Aluminum alloy housing reduces overall tool weight for prolonged use
• Includes five assorted chisels covering multiple common bit profiles
• Ships in a plastic blow-molded case for organized storage and transport
• 2-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4-inch NPT pneumatic supply lines operating at 90 psi. Compatible with any air compressor system meeting those supply requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pneumatic tooling. Before connecting or disconnecting the tool, shut off the air supply and bleed any residual pressure from the line. Verify the air supply meets the 90 psi working pressure and that the inlet fitting is properly sealed to prevent leaks. Follow all applicable workplace safety guidelines for pneumatic tool operation, including the use of appropriate personal protective equipment.