Pneumatic chopper hammers M7

The M7 brand brings you professional chopping hammers that really last. For this purpose, it uses materials made of high-alloy steel, guaranteeing a long service life. The spring-loaded clamping system helps you to change individual chisels quickly. The working pressure of this compressed air driven tool is 6.3 bar. Each chopping hammer also includes 5 chisels in flat, separating, cutting and scraping versions. The length of each hammer chisel is 175 mm.

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Chopping hammers are also called demolition hammers. It is the same tool, which in this case is powered by compressed air and does not need electricity. Do not confuse demolition hammers with drilling hammers. While a drill hammer can be used from time to time to remove old tiles or to cut grooves in a wall, a chisel or demolition hammer can handle knocking out a hole or cutting away plaster on a house without any problems. If you live in the belief that these are heavy and clumsy tools, the Mighty Seven brand will lead you astray. The chopping hammers weigh as little as 2 kg. The low weight in this case makes the work very easy, so you will really enjoy the demolition.

How to work with a chisel hammer?

When working with the hammer, do not apply pressure to it, just hold it firmly against the material. That's the best way to use its potential. Depending on their purpose, choppers have different blade shapes - each will serve you better for something different. However, be sensitive with all of them. If you leave the chisel"stuck" in the material, pulling it out will be difficult and you could break it. Don't press on the hammer too hard, just hold it firmly against the material. This way, you will best utilize its potential. Chisels have different blade shapes depending on their purpose - each will serve you better for something specific. However, chisel with care with all of them. If you let the chisel 'catch' in the material, it will be difficult to pull out and you risk breaking it. Also, don't press unnecessarily, as the striker could smash the shank in the clamping mechanism and the chisel will not be removable without professional service.

What else you can use with your air tools:

• A set of chisels
• A set of needles
• Clamping spring for pneumatic hammer
• Spiral hoses for all tyre tools
• Hose couplings for connecting tyre tools
• Pressure regulators for the right application pressure
• Compressed air distributions
• Special oils for air tools

Manuals for pneumatic tools from our advice centre:

• HOW TO WORK WITH PNEUMATIC TOOLS
• HOW TO MAINTAIN AIR TOOLS