Laser In-line Air Hammer Extractor - 8727

The in-line design and pull-action mechanism deliver increased impact and vibration transfer directly to the component being worked on, making it more effective for stubborn extractions compared to traditional push-style hammers.

The tool requires a working pressure of 90 PSI.

The approximate air consumption is 3.9 CFM (cubic feet per minute).

Yes, this tool is recommended for use with specific Laser 5/8” threaded diesel injector adaptors. It is supplied with M18 x 1.5mm and 5/8” UNF connection threads, but the injector adaptors themselves need to be selected based on the injector type.

While the tool itself is versatile, its effectiveness for injector removal depends on using the correct Laser injector adaptor designed for your specific injector model and thread type.

It is recommended to lubricate the air inlet with a few drops of air tool oil regularly, especially before and after extended use, to maintain optimal performance and longevity.

The tool operates at 4500 BPM.

Check air pressure is at 90 PSI. Ensure the air hose connection is secure and not leaking. Verify the tool is properly lubricated. Check for any blockages in the air inlet or tool mechanism. Ensure the correct Laser adaptor is securely fitted.

Inspect all air connections for tightness. Check for cracks or damage to the air hose or tool housing. If the leak persists, internal seals may need servicing.

Ensure you are using the correct Laser adaptor for the specific injector and that the threads on both the adaptor and the tool are clean and undamaged. Confirm you are using the appropriate connection thread (M18 x 1.5mm or 5/8” UNF) on the tool.

Ensure the tool is properly lubricated. Check that all connections are tight. Worn internal components may cause increased noise or vibration, and may require servicing.