Ingersoll Rand 115 Standard Minute Pneumatic: Enhancing Efficiency and Performance Review

Cuts through sheet metal like a butter knife. pretty weak, so if you try to knock an old rusty ball joint or wheel bearing out of the steering knuckle it won't work - too weak. Best of all, it barely vibrates, even at full throttle. small, easy to get into tight spots. Handy tool, especially for the price

I cannot fault the design of this product. Looks well made and works reliably. Bought to remove concrete from brick and granite pieces. I assumed that higher BPM and shorter stroke would be good for penetrating concrete and mortar, but apparently I was wrong. It might not be fair to only give it three stars as it might be well suited to another task, but I'm disappointed. My $10 Port Cargo Pistol is more effective at removing material. I've found this one to work reasonably well on delicate…

I've used this recently to rip off frozen nuts and bolts and snap a few rivets. He did his job. It's only rated for 2 cfm which my little 1hp 3 gallon supercharger can supply. (2.4cfm at 90psi). Most other air hammers require about twice that airflow to work at or near their capacity. The IR 115 air hammer allows me to do some housework, including car chores, without having to invest in a larger air compressor. Its short stroke allows it to work with less airflow but with less impact. It may…