Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer Instructions

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Year 2019
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Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer Specification

The Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer is a versatile and robust pneumatic tool designed for professional and industrial applications. It features a powerful air-driven mechanism capable of delivering rapid, high-impact blows ideal for tasks such as cutting, chipping, and scraping. The tool operates at a maximum pressure of 90 PSI, providing optimal performance in demanding environments. Equipped with a 3,500 BPM (blows per minute) rate, the CAT114 ensures efficient and precise operation.

The air hammer is constructed with a durable, lightweight aluminum housing, which enhances user comfort and reduces fatigue during extended use. Its ergonomic handle design further improves grip and control, facilitating accurate handling during intricate tasks. The tool utilizes a standard 0.401-inch shank size, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of chisels and attachments, thus broadening its application scope.

With an air consumption rate of approximately 4 CFM (cubic feet per minute), the CAT114 maintains efficient use of compressed air resources, making it both economical and environmentally conscious. The tool features an easy-to-use trigger control for seamless operation and quick response times, allowing users to adjust the intensity of the hammering action as required.

Incorporating an air inlet size of 1/4 inch, the Clarke CAT114 is compatible with standard air hose fittings, ensuring straightforward integration into existing pneumatic systems. Its compact design, with dimensions conducive to maneuverability in confined spaces, makes it an ideal choice for automotive repair, construction, and metalworking applications. Overall, the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer is engineered to deliver reliability, precision, and power, meeting the rigorous demands of professional users.

Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer F.A.Q.

How do I properly connect the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer Tool to an air compressor?

To connect the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer Tool to an air compressor, ensure the compressor is turned off. Attach the air hose to the tool's air inlet and secure it with a hose clamp. Once connected, turn on the compressor and adjust the pressure to the recommended PSI for the tool.

What is the recommended air pressure for optimal performance of the Clarke 3110870 CAT114?

The recommended air pressure for the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer Tool is between 90 to 120 PSI. Ensure not to exceed this range to prevent damage and ensure efficient operation.

How can I troubleshoot if the Clarke CAT114 Air Hammer is not delivering power?

If the air hammer is not delivering power, check for clogs in the air hose, ensure the air pressure is within the recommended range, and inspect the tool for any visible damage. Additionally, verify that the air compressor is functioning correctly.

What maintenance steps should be regularly performed on the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the exterior of the tool, checking and replacing worn-out chisels, lubricating the air inlet with a few drops of pneumatic tool oil, and inspecting the air hose and connections for leaks or damage.

Can I use the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer for chiseling concrete?

Yes, the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer can be used for chiseling concrete, but ensure that you use the appropriate chisel bit designed for concrete work to achieve the best results.

Why is the Clarke CAT114 Air Hammer overheating, and how can I prevent it?

Overheating can be caused by prolonged use without breaks, insufficient lubrication, or operating at too high an air pressure. To prevent overheating, ensure regular lubrication, use the tool at recommended pressures, and allow it to cool periodically during extended use.

What should I do if the air hammer's trigger is sticking?

If the trigger is sticking, first disconnect the tool from the air supply. Clean any debris around the trigger area and apply a small amount of lubricant to the trigger mechanism. If the problem persists, consider consulting a professional for further inspection.

How do I change the chisel on the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer?

To change the chisel, disconnect the tool from the air supply, pull back the spring retainer, remove the current chisel, and insert the new chisel. Ensure it is securely in place before releasing the spring retainer.

What type of lubricant should be used for the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer?

Use a high-quality pneumatic tool oil for lubricating the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer. Apply a few drops into the air inlet before and after each use to maintain optimal performance.

How can I store the Clarke 3110870 CAT114 Air Hammer when not in use?

Store the air hammer in a clean, dry place. Ensure it is disconnected from the air supply, and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust. Keep it in a protective case or tool bag to protect it from dust and damage.