Springs for pneumatic hammer NEO tools 14-030, set of 2

Springs for pneumatic hammer NEO tools 14-030, set of 2 are replacement coil springs intended to restore the return action and cushioning inside compatible pneumatic hammers. Supplied as a pair, these springs are designed for maintenance, repair or service tasks where original-style spring performance is required. The components are compatible with the NEO tools pneumatic hammer family and fit into the hammer mechanism to help control piston movement and absorb impact forces during operation.

Advantages

These replacement springs provide consistent elastic force and dimensional stability to recover the hammer’s original rebound characteristics. Delivered as a set of two, they allow simultaneous replacement on both sides of the mechanism where applicable, reducing imbalance and wear. The springs are made from metal appropriate for repeated compression cycles and are manufactured to dimensions that match the specified pneumatic hammer model for straightforward installation and reliable function.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of compatible NEO tools pneumatic hammers
• Restoring return action in demolition and chiseling tools
• Replacement of worn or weakened internal hammer springs
• Workshops servicing pneumatic handheld demolition equipment

Key specifications

• Quantity: set of 2 springs
• Function: return and cushioning spring for pneumatic hammer mechanisms
• Material type: metal spring suitable for repeated compression (steel or alloy)
• Compatibility: designed for use with the corresponding NEO tools pneumatic hammer model
• Application environment: intended for use inside pneumatic demolition and chiseling tools

How to use

Before installation, ensure the pneumatic hammer is disconnected from the air supply and any residual pressure is released. Disassemble the hammer following the manufacturer’s service instructions to access the internal spring locations. Remove the worn springs and install the replacement springs in the same orientation and seating position. Reassemble the tool, verify correct part seating, and perform a functional check at low pressure to confirm proper return action and cushioning before resuming normal operation.

Usage recommendations

Use these springs as part of regular maintenance intervals or when signs of reduced rebound, increased vibration, or abnormal noise appear. Always use compatible parts and follow safety procedures for pneumatic tool servicing, including eye protection and pressure isolation. If uncertain about fitment or service steps, consult a qualified technician or the tool manufacturer’s service documentation.