Ingersoll Rand 117K Standard Duty Air Hammer Kit
Key features
- •Made in America
- •Commercial Brand: Ingersoll-Rand
- •Metalworking
BrandIngersoll Rand
CategoryRotary Hammers
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Warranty1 year from date of purchase with sales receipt or invoice
Ingersoll Rand 117K Standard Duty Air Hammer Kit
List Price: $167.15$150.44DEALYou Save: $16.71 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Based on 10 reviews
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David S.•February 24, 2017
WORKS GREAT, GREAT PRICE!
4 CFM it works great, and safe my a lot of time to ...
Amazon Customer•February 17, 2016
I ordered this tool with 2 in wide machine sharpened thin-set remover to remove self-adhesive laminate floor. With a small compressor just 3 GAL and 2.4 CFM it works great, and safe my a lot of time to remove stubborn glued boards.
Five Stars
steven harry•October 21, 2015
Well satisfied with the quality,the price, and the shipping
Cheap-ass trigger
H. Jack Morgan•January 28, 2014
I've worn out a few air chisels over the years, this won't be the best.
It is heavy, that's OK but it lacks balance, especially when you have try try several times for a grip that won't pinch you finger in a poorly designed plastic trigger.
It works, I tried it out and threw it in the bottom drawer, disappointed.
It's not an every day tool for me, it will probably get the job none when I need it
but it will pinch my finger again and remind me to buy CP next time.
It is heavy, that's OK but it lacks balance, especially when you have try try several times for a grip that won't pinch you finger in a poorly designed plastic trigger.
It works, I tried it out and threw it in the bottom drawer, disappointed.
It's not an every day tool for me, it will probably get the job none when I need it
but it will pinch my finger again and remind me to buy CP next time.
Trigger not as controllable as advertised...
OTBMike•January 15, 2014
I bought this for work (commercial body shop). I decided on this one in this price range due to the long stroke combined with both a feather trigger and regulator.... So far used it to buck AN470 rivets for box trucks, ripping, and shearing. It performed fine for that. My favorite air hammer for controllable trigger is the Chicago Pneumatic 714. The trigger on the CP714 is VERY controllable. I wasn't expecting the same quality as the CP714 for 1/5th the price, but this doesn't give you anywhere near the feathering ability like the CP714. When they say something like "one-finger trigger control, as well as a built-in power regulator, which together provide you with full control over the speed and power" it leads me to believe it would be better than it was. The trigger on this is hardly controllable. Its extremely difficult to feather this trigger at all. After using this awhile, I'm also not a fan of how the barrel keeps loosening up and needs retightened. Also, the barrel on this is definitely longer than most other long stroke air hammers and it is a little heavy if your're going to be using it for an extended period. If you want SOME trigger control (and by some I mean almost none) and built in regulator for less than $100 this may be your best option. If you can afford more, I'd suggest spending it elsewhere.
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