Suruõhuhaamer

Suruõhuhaamer, also known as a pneumatic hammer or air hammer, is a power tool that uses compressed air to drive a hammer. It consists of a cylinder with a reciprocating piston, a chisel or bit holder, and an air inlet. When compressed air is admitted to the cylinder, it drives the piston forward, which in turn strikes the chisel or bit. The air is then exhausted, and the process repeats rapidly.

These tools are commonly used for demolition work, such as breaking up concrete, stone, or asphalt. They can also be used for metal fabrication tasks like chipping, shaping, and riveting. The force and speed of the hammer can often be adjusted by controlling the air pressure. Different types of bits can be attached to the suruõhuhaamer to suit various applications. Safety equipment, including eye protection and hearing protection, is essential when operating a suruõhuhaamer due to the noise and potential for flying debris.