Pneumatic Hammer AWTools 6" (150 mm) model AW10366

The AWTools Pneumatic Hammer 6" (150 mm) model AW10366 is a compressed-air powered impact tool designed for controlled percussive work. It features a 150 mm working width suited to chipping, scaling, cutting through mortar seams, and light demolition where a pneumatic hammer is preferred. The tool is intended for use with standard compressed-air systems and compatible chisel or bit attachments sized for a 6-inch working area.

Advantages

This pneumatic hammer delivers consistent impact force and repeatability thanks to its air-driven mechanism, allowing efficient material removal on concrete, brick, tile and similar substrates. Its 150 mm working width provides a balance between surface coverage and precision for tasks that require both speed and control. The tool’s simple pneumatic operation reduces electrical hazards on wet or conductive job sites and is compatible with a range of industry-standard attachments to match different tasks.

Suitable for

• Chipping and scaling concrete surfaces
• Removing tiles, mortar and plaster
• Light demolition and trench cleanup
• Workshops and construction sites using compressed-air tools

Key specifications

• Working width: 150 mm (6 inches)
• Power source: compressed air (pneumatic)
• Application type: percussive impact for breaking, chipping and demolition
• Compatible with standard pneumatic chisels and bits sized for 150 mm working width
• Intended environment: indoor and outdoor construction, workshops

How to use

Connect the pneumatic hammer to an appropriate air supply using a correctly rated hose and fittings. Verify the supply pressure and airflow meet the tool’s requirements before operation. Fit the selected chisel or bit securely into the tool’s holder following the manufacturer’s instructions for attachment. Hold the tool firmly with both hands, position the working edge against the material, and apply steady pressure while operating the air supply control to deliver impact strokes. Allow the tool to do the work—avoid excessive force that could damage the bit or substrate.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection and respiratory protection when generating dust. Maintain the pneumatic system with regular lubrication, check hoses and connections for leaks, and replace worn bits to preserve performance and safety. Ensure the air compressor provides stable pressure and sufficient airflow for continuous operation.