Electric version of Air Hammer

[audiwaterpump]

Hello
Those air hammers that the workshops use look like a decent bit of kit for removing stubborn parts.

However, most people don't have compressed air at their house.
Is there an electrical version of the air hammer?
If so, please post link.

Obviously, there are electric versions of air impact wrenches.

Thanks

 

[NHN]

Do you mean to remove seriously tight bolts, if so, then impact guns are the ones to use.

 

[audiwaterpump]

Do you mean to remove seriously tight bolts, if so, then impact guns are the ones to use.

Sorry, to clarify, I meant for removing tapered joints, ball joints, pinch bolts, etc.
Generally, any where where you would want to use a hammer, but space restricts you from using a conventional manual hammer.

The impact wrench will remove the nut, but the bolt maybe stuck tight.

So an electric version of an air-hammer.
If that makes sense.

 

[abmat]

Not that I know of. Perhaps could use a sds drill on chisel

 

[audiwaterpump]

Not that I know of. Perhaps could use a sds drill on chisel

Yes, that did cross my mind but the restricted space/access would probably make it a non-starter.

Those air hammers are very small.

 

[Jcbmally]

Hello
Those air hammers that the workshops use look like a decent bit of kit for removing stubborn parts.

However, most people don't have compressed air at their house.
Is there an electrical version of the air hammer?
If so, please post link.

Obviously, there are electric versions of air impact wrenches.

Thanks

Yup, Hilti gun/drill/hammers or even better there are dewalt ones

Electric Chisel Hammer

Alpha Tec Tools - Offering Electric Chisel Hammer, Electric Hammer at Rs 15000/piece in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Get contact number of verified dealers of New Items | ID: 16026660162

www.indiamart.com

 

[EXSpartan36]

You can pick up a small compressor for £80 then you can use the air version. That's all I did when I left the trade. Other than that SDS would be the next best option as @abmat suggested.

 

[NHN]

Yeap I have sds, which includes hammer function, add the sds hammer bit & away you go, although some of the sds drill main unit can be quite heavy, but could probably get away with 18v lithium, as its the batteries that kill the arms lol

 

[audiwaterpump]

Yeap I have sds, which includes hammer function, add the sds hammer bit & away you go, although some of the sds drill main unit can be quite heavy, but could probably get away with 18v lithium, as its the batteries that kill the arms lol

I have a corded SDS drill with a chisel function, but it's a bulky and heavy item. I doubt it would be of much use for car work in areas where access in limited (but I could be wrong).