Laser Tools Bi-Directional Pneumatic Air/Slide Hammer - 9210. Main tool thread M18 x 2.0mm. Also s...Laser Tools Bi-Directional Pneumatic Air/Slide Hammer - 9210. Main tool thread M18 x 2.0mm. Also supplied with 2x thread adaptors (M14 x 1.5mm & 5/8" UNF) & air chisel adaptor. BPM: Pulling: 1,300, equal to 4,000kg of force; Hammer: 1,300, equal to 4,000kg of force. Noise level: 98dB. Air consumption: 36CFM (approx.). Working pressure: 120PSI. Air inlet: 1/4" BSP (use with minimum hose size 3/8"). Recommended air inlet pressure: 120PSI. Weight: 4.9Kg. Length: 516mm.
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The Laser Tools Bi-Directional Pneumatic Air/Slide Hammer (9210) is designed for automotive professionals and serious DIYers needing to apply significant force for tasks like bearing removal or dent pulling. Its key benefit is the dual-action capability, providing both pulling and hammering force of up to 4,000kg. A potential caveat is the requirement for a robust air supply system due to its 36CFM consumption.
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Model Part Number
9210
Brand
Laser Tools
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FAQs
What is the main thread size of the tool?
The main tool thread is M18 x 2.0mm.
What are the included thread adaptors?
The tool comes with adaptors for M14 x 1.5mm and 5/8" UNF threads.
What is the maximum force this tool can generate?
It can generate up to 4,000kg of force in both its pulling and hammering modes.
What air pressure is recommended for operation?
The recommended working pressure is 120PSI.
How much air does the tool consume?
The air consumption is approximately 36CFM.
Can I use this tool as an air chisel?
Yes, it includes an air chisel adaptor for added versatility.
What is the weight of the tool?
The tool weighs 4.9Kg.
Troubleshooting
Tool not delivering sufficient force
Check air pressure is set to 120PSI. Ensure air compressor is providing adequate CFM (36CFM). Verify air hose is at least 3/8" and free from kinks. Inspect for air leaks.
Air leaks from the tool body
Disconnect air supply. Inspect seals and O-rings for damage and replace if necessary. Ensure all threaded connections are tight.
Tool operates erratically or weakly
Ensure the air supply is clean and dry. Water or debris in the air line can affect performance. Lubricate according to care instructions if needed.
Attachment won't thread properly
Verify you are using the correct thread adaptor for the attachment. Ensure threads on both the tool and attachment are clean and free from damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Offers both pulling and hammering functions in one tool.
Generates substantial force (4,000kg) for tough jobs.
Comes with multiple thread adaptors for wider application.
Includes an air chisel adaptor for added versatility.
Suitable for professional workshop use.
Cons
Requires a powerful air compressor (36CFM consumption).
High noise level (98dB) may require hearing protection.
Heavier weight (4.9Kg) might cause fatigue during prolonged use.
Minimum 3/8" air hose size requirement limits some setups.
Requires a consistent working pressure of 120PSI.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your air compressor can meet the tool's demand of 36CFM at 120PSI.
Connect a 3/8" (minimum) air hose to the 1/4" BSP air inlet.
Select the appropriate thread adaptor (M18 x 2.0mm, M14 x 1.5mm, or 5/8" UNF) for your desired attachment.
Attach the desired accessory (e.g., puller cup, slide hammer shaft) securely to the main thread or adaptor.
Connect the air supply and ensure it's regulated to the recommended 120PSI working pressure.
Compatibility:
Air Inlet: 1/4" BSP
Minimum Hose Size: 3/8"
Recommended Working Pressure: 120PSI
Main Tool Thread: M18 x 2.0mm
Included Adaptors: M14 x 1.5mm, 5/8" UNF
Air Consumption: 36CFM (approx.)
Care:
After each use, disconnect from the air supply and clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh solvents.
Periodically lubricate moving parts with a suitable pneumatic tool oil through the air inlet if recommended by the manufacturer (refer to specific manual if available).
Store the tool in a clean, dry environment away from corrosive substances.
Inspect threads and adaptors for wear or damage before each use. Replace any damaged parts immediately.