Ingersoll Rand 3DA2SA Air Chipping Hammer 1900 Bpm

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 3DA2SA is a pneumatic chipping hammer built for demanding material removal work in industrial, construction, and trade environments. Powered by compressed air, it delivers 1,900 blows per minute with a 3-inch stroke length, making it effective for scaling rust, removing weld slag, breaking concrete, and chiseling mortar. The tool features a D-handle grip for control during sustained use and weighs 18 pounds. At 17 inches in overall length, it is sized for both overhead and ground-level work. Air supply connects through a 7/8-inch NPT inlet with a 1-inch hose fitting.

The 3DA2SA is suited for use in fabrication shops, foundries, shipyards, construction sites, and heavy maintenance applications. It is a common choice for ironworkers, pipefitters, boilermakers, and general industrial mechanics who need a reliable pneumatic impact tool for scale and slag removal, surface prep, or concrete demolition. The round shank measures 0.68 inches in diameter, compatible with standard chipping hammer tool bits designed for that shank size.

Key Features

• 1,900 blows per minute for high-productivity chipping and scaling
• 3-inch stroke length for effective material penetration
• D-handle design provides grip control during extended operation
• 0.68-inch round shank accepts standard chipping bits
• 7/8-inch NPT inlet with 1-inch hose connection
• 17-inch overall length suited for varied work positions

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard round-shank chipping bits sized at 0.68 inches. Requires a compressed air supply capable of sustaining 31 CFM at the tool inlet. Verify compressor output and hose sizing before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of this tool should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with pneumatic tool safety and applicable workplace regulations. Before connecting or disconnecting the tool, depressurize the air line and confirm the shutoff valve is closed. Use the correct hose diameter and fittings rated for the operating pressure to prevent pressure drop and fitting failure. Always inspect the tool bit and retainer for wear or damage before each use, and ensure appropriate PPE including eye and hearing protection is worn during operation.